Bhutan coins

Bhutan is a country in South Asia located in the Himalayas bordering India to its south and China to its north. It has a population of 770,000. Read more

• Hammered coinage — Rupee (1789-1927)
• Milled coinage — Rupee (1927-1957)
• Rupee (decimalized, 1957-1974)
• Ngultrum (1974-date)

Bhutan - Hammered coinage — Rupee (1789-1927)

64 paisa = 1 rupee

½ Rupee / Deb
(1790-1840)
Silver
KM# 1

½ Rupee / Deb
(1790-1910)
Copper – 2.9 g – ø 17.7 mm
KM# 7.1a

½ Rupee / Deb (Period I)
(1790-1820)
Copper – 3.91 g – ø 19.75 mm

½ Rupee / Deb (Period II)
(1820-1835)
Copper or Brass – ø 22 mm
KM# 2.3

½ Rupee / Deb (Period III)
(1835-1910)
Copper or Brass – 3.97 g – ø 22 mm
KM# 7

½ Rupee / Deb (Period III)
(1835-1910)
Copper or Brass – 4.03 g – ø 22 mm
KM# 8

½ Rupee / Deb (Period III)
(1835-1910)
Copper or Brass – 3.9 g – ø 19 mm
KM# A8

½ Rupee / Deb (Period III)
(1835-1910)
Copper – 4.17 g – ø 19.5 mm
KM# 9.2

½ Rupee / Deb (Period III)
(1835-1910)
Copper or Brass – 2.6 g – ø 18 mm
KM# 11

½ Rupee / Deb (Period III)
(1835-1910)
Copper – 2.7 g – ø 18.10 mm
KM# 22

½ Rupee / Deb
(1835-1910)
Copper or Brass – 1.96 g – ø 17.75 mm

½ Rupee / Deb (Period III)
(1885-1910)
Copper or Brass – 2.47 g – ø 18 mm
KM# 14

½ Rupee / Deb (Period III)
(1885-1910)
Copper or Brass – 1.80 g – ø 18 mm
KM# 15.2

½ Rupee
(1910-1927)
Copper – 5 g – ø 23 mm
KM# 16

½ Rupee / Deb (Period IV)
(1910-1927)
Copper – 5.35 g – ø 23.12 mm
KM# 19a

½ Rupee / Deb (Period IV)
(1910-1927)
Copper – 3.80 g – ø 20.27 mm
KM# 20a

½ Rupee (Hammered Coinage - Period IV)
(1910-1927)
Copper – 4 g – ø 20 mm
KM# 21

½ Rupee / Deb (Period IV)
(1910-1926)
Copper – 4 g – ø 19.1 mm
KM# 21

Bhutan - Milled coinage — Rupee (1927-1957)

64 paisa = 1 rupee

1 Pice - Jigme (large type)
1928
Bronze – 7.0 g – ø 26.5 mm
KM# 23.1

1 Pice - Jigme (small type)
1928
Bronze – 4.9 g – ø 25.1 mm
KM# 23.2

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