Copper 1/4 Paisa of Nawabs of Cuddapah, Vassals of Tipu Sultan (AD 1787-1799) of Kharpa (Cuddapah) Mint KM31.3 Ext.Rare

Description

Nawabs of Cuddapah, Vassals of Tipu Sultan (AD 1787-1799), Copper 1/4 Paisa, Kharpa (Cuddapah), Obv: Date above Elephant walking right, Rev: Kharpa (Cuddapah) Mint, 1.86 Gms, (KM31.3), Extremely Fine, Extremely Rare.

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Own a remarkable piece of Indian numismatic history with this Copper 1/4 Paisa from the Nawabs of Cuddapah (AD 1787-1799), struck during the reign of Tipu Sultan. This exceptional coin, minted at Kharpa (Cuddapah), features a distinctive elephant walking right on the obverse with the date inscribed above, while the reverse displays the mint mark. Graded in Extremely Fine condition and cataloged as KM31.3, this coin represents a critical period when regional rulers maintained vassal status under the legendary Tipu Sultan. Weighing just 1.86 grams, its compact copper composition showcases 18th-century South Indian minting artistry. Collectors prize this denomination for its scarcity and historical significance—coins from this specific mint and period are seldom encountered in the market. This is an exceptional addition for serious numismatists focusing on Deccan sultanates, Tipu Sultan-era coinage, or regional Indian currency systems. The Extremely Rare classification makes this a coveted acquisition for museums and dedicated collectors alike.