Copper 2 Pai of Mir Usman Ali Khan(AD1911-48) of Hyderabad State KM Y58 Ring Type

Description

Hyderabad State, Mir Usman Ali Khan(AH1329-1367/1911-1948AD), Copper 2 Pai, Ring Type, Obv: Date, Denomination and Mint Name  in Persian, Rev: Persian legend in Toughra Style, 1.11 Gms, 14.76mm, (KM Y58), Very fine, Scarce.

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This exceptional copper 2 Pai coin represents a significant piece of Hyderabad State numismatic history, issued during the reign of Mir Osman Ali Khan (1911-1948 AD), the seventh Nizam of Hyderabad. The ring-type design showcases authentic Persian inscriptions, with the obverse displaying the date, denomination, and mint name in elegant Persian script, while the reverse features a traditional Toughra-style legend—a hallmark of Indo-Islamic coinage. Weighing just 1.11 grams and measuring 14.76mm in diameter, this scarce specimen (KM Y58) exemplifies the refined minting standards of the Hyderabad Mint during the early 20th century. In Very Fine condition, the coin displays excellent detail preservation with minimal wear, making it highly desirable for serious collectors. The ring-type format is particularly distinctive, reflecting the unique monetary system of the princely state before India's independence. Collectors value this coin for its historical significance, representing a transitional period in Indian numismatic heritage. The scarcity of well-preserved examples and the coin's connection to one of India's most prominent princely states make it an excellent investment piece. This authentic artifact bridges Mughal numismatic traditions with modern Indian history. #