Travancore, Silver 2 Chuckram (2 Coins), 0.77 & 0.80g, Rama Varma VI (ME 1062-1101/ 1885-1924 AD), Obv: Conch, Rev: RV monogram and CHS 2. & 2 CHS. KM 44 & 50. Toned Uncirculated, Very Scarce.

This very scarce pair of Travancore Silver 2 Chuckram coins was issued during the reign of Maharaja Rama Varma VI (M.E. 1062–1101 / 1885–1924 AD). Weighing 0.77 g and 0.80 g, the coins feature the traditional Conch (Shankha) on the obverse and the royal "RV" monogram with the denominations 2 CHS and 2½ CHS on the reverse, catalogued as KM 44 and KM 50. Both examples are preserved in Toned Uncirculated condition, displaying original mint lustre beneath attractive natural toning, with crisp details and exceptional eye appeal. Highly sought after by collectors of Indian Princely States and Travancore coinage, this impressive pair represents a rare opportunity to acquire premium-quality silver issues from one of India's most distinguished princely states.