Copper 1/2 Paisa of Tipu Sultan(AD 1787-99) of Mysore Kingdom Bengalur Mint KM32.2 Rare

Description

Mysore Kingdom, Tipu Sultan, (AD 1787-1799), 1/2 Paisa, Obv: Elephant Left, Rev: Zarb Bangalur, 5.10 Gms, (KM 32.2), About Very Fine, Rare.

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This exceptional 1/2 Paisa from the Mysore Kingdom represents a fascinating piece of Indian numismatic history. Minted during the reign of Tipu Sultan (AD 1787-1799) at the prestigious Bengalur mint, this copper coin bears the distinctive elephant motif on its obverse and the Zarb Bangalur inscription on its reverse—hallmarks of Tipu Sultan's coinage. Weighing 5.10 grams, it adheres to the KM32.2 catalog standard. Tipu Sultan, known as the "Tiger of Mysore," was a visionary ruler who modernized his kingdom's administration and military. His coins reflect the sophisticated minting practices of his era and carry historical significance as artifacts from a pivotal period in South Indian history. Graded in Very Fine condition, this specimen showcases excellent detail preservation, making it highly desirable for serious collectors. The rarity classification elevates its appeal considerably. Whether you're a numismatist interested in Indian medieval coinage, a history enthusiast, or an investor in rare collectibles, this piece offers both historical authenticity and monetary appreciation potential. Its scarcity in this condition makes it a prized addition to any collection.