Hello
I like systems that don’t fall apart under pressure. Whether it’s a complex retail supply chain or a centuries-old coin, I’m drawn to things that are structured, well-crafted, and built to last.
Professionally, I work in process strategy and operations solving the kind of problems that show up when things scale fast, get messy, or stop working altogether. I’ve spent years helping fashion and retail brands streamline their backend chaos, align their logistics, and design systems that actually work in the real world and not just on paper.
But my interests go well beyond boardrooms and business models. I’ve always believed there’s something timeless about objects that carry their purpose long after their use has faded. That’s where coins come in and that’s where this platform begins.
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“Everything valuable is either well-designed or well-preserved.”
My Story
My journey into coins didn’t begin at an auction house or a collector’s meet—it began in a cluttered wooden drawer in my grandfather’s study. Among old receipts and fountain pen nibs was a small, timeworn coin. No numbers. Just strange symbols, a faded motif, and an odd weight to it. I must’ve stared at it for an hour that day, trying to figure out what it meant. That coin didn’t just spark curiosity ... it lit a fire.
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Since then, I’ve found myself drawn to coins wherever I go through back alleys in lucknow, antique shops in hidden streets, or weekend flea markets across the country. Each coin tells a story: of power, trade, revolution, mistakes, art, or survival. Some commemorate victories. Others hide secrets. And a few - well, they shouldn't exist at all. That’s what keeps it fascinating.
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This website is my attempt to digitize a lifelong passion and open it up to others who share the same obsession. It's not just a space to buy and sell unique coins and it's a space to document them, to understand their context, and to connect with collectors and curious minds who believe, like I do, that a tiny disc of metal can carry centuries in its grooves.
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If you’re one of those people, welcome. You’re in good company.