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: Crescent above Elephant walking left, Rev: Kharpa (Cuddapah) Mint, 2.20 Gms, (KM31.3), Extremely Fine, Extremely Rare.

Vist our Store for many more exiting Coin offers at

https://coinbazzar.com/store/coingallery/

Note – We Do not ship out of India

Step back into late 18th-century Indian history with this exceptionally rare copper 1/4 paisa coin, minted during the turbulent era of the Nawabs of Cuddapah between AD 1787 and 1799. Operating as vassals under the legendary Tipu Sultan, the rulers of Kharpa (Cuddapah) produced distinct coinage that reflects the complex political landscape of southern India. Struck in solid copper and weighing 2.20 grams, this numismatic treasure features a captivating obverse depicting a crescent moon positioned gracefully above an elephant walking left, while the reverse proudly honors the Kharpa mint. Graded in Very Fine condition, its survival is a testament to the era's craftsmanship. Advanced collectors of Indian Sultanate, Princely State, or Tipu Sultan-related issues will find this piece irresistible due to its elusive nature (KM31.3), classified as extremely rare. Secure this museum-worthy artifact to elevate your cabinet with a tangible piece of pre-colonial heritage that rarely surfaces in the modern collecting market.