India 100 rupees General Veer Durgadass Head Facing PR67 PCGS silver coin 2003

This 2003 India 100 Rupees silver proof coin honors Veer Durgadas Rathore, the legendary Rajput warrior, statesman, and defender of the Kingdom of Marwar. Certified PR67 Deep Cameo by PCGS, the coin commemorates one of Rajasthan’s most respected historical figures, remembered for his courage, loyalty, and resistance during the Mughal era. The obverse features a finely engraved bust of Veer Durgadas facing right, dressed in traditional Rajput attire with a turban, ornamental garments, and shield on his back while holding a long spear upright in his hand. The mirrored proof background enhances the frosted portrait details, while bilingual inscriptions in Hindi and English encircle the design alongside the dates 1638–1718 and the year 2003. The dignified military pose reflects his reputation as a fearless commander and protector of Rajput independence.

The reverse displays the Lion Capital of Ashoka, India’s national emblem, above the denomination “100 RUPEES.” Hindi and English legends identify the Republic of India, while the chakra wheel and national motto beneath the lions complete the official composition. Veer Durgadas played a crucial role in preserving the Marwar kingdom after the death of Maharaja Jaswant Singh, becoming a symbol of bravery, loyalty, and resistance in Indian history. Struck in silver with elegant Deep Cameo proof surfaces and preserved in certified PCGS PR67DCAM condition, this commemorative issue is an exceptional collectible for enthusiasts of military history, politics, Rajput heritage, and modern Indian silver coinage.

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