Copper 1/4 Paisa of Ratlam State (17th -18th Cen. AD) Anonymous Issue Unlisted Rare

Description

Ratlam State, (17th - 18th Cen. AD), Copper 1/4 Paisa, Obv: Unknown DesignSymbol, Rev: Falus, 2.76 Gms, 14.03 mm, About Fine, Rare fractional denomination.

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This exceptional copper 1/4 Paisa represents a fascinating piece of numismatic history from Ratlam State, a princely state in central India during the 17th-18th century AD. This fractional denomination coin weighs 2.76 grams and measures 14.03mm in diameter, featuring an enigmatic obverse design alongside "Falus" markings on the reverse. Ratlam State coinage is relatively scarce in the numismatic market, making this particular specimen especially desirable for serious collectors. The 1/4 Paisa denomination itself is notably uncommon, as smaller fractional coins were frequently lost or melted down over centuries, enhancing its rarity quotient. Graded in Very Fine condition, this piece displays authentic patina and wear consistent with its age, confirming genuine circulation history. This coin serves as tangible evidence of regional monetary systems that flourished during the Mughal era's later period. Collectors appreciate such pieces for understanding local trade practices, artistic conventions, and the autonomy maintained by princely states. Whether you're a serious numismatist, Indian history enthusiast, or investment-focused collector, this rare copper fractional exemplifies both historical significance and scarcity—qualities that consistently appreciate in value within the numismatic community. --- #