05/03/2026
The website is now updated with a new interface, the coins categorized as per the historical periods, from Baba Banda Singh Bahadur, to the Misl period and the Sikh Empire.
It currently has over 1200 coins in the gallery and nearly 3 Million views.
www.sikhcoins.in
01/05/2024
Its over 2,320,000 views & 1000 plus images by now! As a special project, now working to complete the Sikh Stamps section on the database. Inputs and contributions are the most welcome.
30/04/2022
New publication -
Coins of the Sikh Empire, Punjab and the Cis-Sutlej States by Saran Singh Sidhu & Dalwinder Singh Sidhu now available at SpinkBooks.com
06/02/2021
Title Badge - Sardar Sahib
Awarded to Sardar Jagat Singh on 2nd June, 1943.
Sardar Jagat Singh was a professor in the College of Agriculture and was awarded the title for meritorious services.
He was later chosen to be the third spiritual master of the Radhasoami Satsang, Beas.
11/05/2020
Kaithal - Early rupee,
Large floral symbol left of 's' of 'Julus on Reverse.
Dotted rosette within 'n' of 'bechun' on the Obverse.
06/05/2020
Phulkian Misl -
Vs1853 Rupee with a decorative symbol on the left of 's' of 'Julus on the Reverse.
Same type as the VS1851 rupee, proves a regular mintage of coins by the issuing state, though largely unattributed as yet. This is perhaps the first known coin with this date, a few examples of vs1851 are known.
05/05/2020
Phulkian Misl -
Vs1851 Rupee with a decorative symbol and arrow like appendage above the date which occurs on the left of 's' of 'Julus on the Reverse.
This is the earliest known VS date on a coin of the Cis-Sutlej Punjab State.b
07/12/2019
Falus, vs1900
Denomination on the face on obverse, Baba Nanak ji Sahai in gurmukhi around the leaf on Reverse.
07/12/2019
Ek Falus, Bi-Lingual copper Falus from Amritsar mint.
Enigmatic Gurmukhi couplet, 'Akal Sahai ji....' on the obverse.
07/12/2019
Copper 1/4 Anna, VS1896
Denomination mentioned on the face as 'Pa Anna i Nanakshahi'
19/11/2019
Patiala - Maharaja Narinder Singh. VS1902 Rupee.
This coin shows the Mintname as Patiala, and not the regularly seen Sahrind as on these coins.