Brass Puveera Tokens (19th Cen. AD) from Tamil Nadu Region of Tiruppur

Description

Puveera Tokens, (19th Cen. AD), Brass token, Tamil Nadu region of Tiruppur, Obv: Decoration of dots with two Crescents, Rev: Decoration of dots with single crescent, 0.94 Gms, 7.12 mm, Extremely Fine, Rare.

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The Brass Puveera Tokens represent a fascinating numismatic artifact from 19th-century Tamil Nadu, specifically from the Tiruppur region. These intricate brass tokens showcase the commercial and cultural practices of colonial-era South India, serving as small-denomination trade pieces or ceremonial tokens used in local commerce and transactions. Each token weighs a mere 0.94 grams and measures 7.12mm in diameter, featuring exquisite decorative elements on both sides. The obverse displays an elegant arrangement of dotted patterns flanking two crescents, while the reverse presents similar dotwork with a single crescent motif—designs that likely held symbolic or merchant-specific significance during this historical period. What makes these tokens particularly desirable for collectors is their rarity and remarkable preservation. Graded in Extremely Fine condition, this example has survived over 150 years with minimal wear, retaining sharp details and authentic patina. The craftsmanship evident in the crescent and dot ornamentation reflects the skilled metalwork traditions of Tamil Nadu artisans. These tokens appeal to serious numismatists, historians, and regional artifact collectors interested in South Indian trade history, colonial-era commerce, and authentic period metalwork. Their scarcity and historical documentation make them a genuine investment piece for those seeking authentic, tangible connections to 19th-century Indian heritage. --- #