Cast-Iron Weight Scale from Agra (19th Cen. AD) of 2 Ser Denomination Rare

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Step back into the bustling merchant markets of 19th-century colonial India with this exceptional antique cast-iron weight scale, originating from the historic city of Agra. Stamped with the distinct official inscriptions "JB - NS - CHK - Agra" alongside a clearly marked "2 Ser" denomination right at the center, this 116-gram artifact offers a tangible link to traditional South Asian trade metrology. Crafted from durable cast-iron, it has survived the generations in an impressive Extremely Fine condition, retaining clear markings and a rich, authentic patina that appeals to serious numismatists and antique metrology enthusiasts alike. Pieces of this specific regional provenance and scarce survival rate rarely surface in such well-preserved shape. Collectors of colonial-era memorabilia, economic history items, and indigenous Indian weights (locally known as baats) will find this rare specimen a magnificent centerpiece for a specialized cabinet of curiosities. It is an uncertified, privately held piece of history that speaks volumes about historical commerce and craftsmanship in northern India.