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

Description

Hyderabad State, Mir Usman Ali Khan(AH1329-1367/1911-1948AD), Copper 2 Pai, Obv: Date, Denomination and Mint Name  in Persian, Rev: Persian legend in Toughra Style, 1.12 Gms, 14.76mm, (KM Y58), Extremely fine, Scarce.

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This exceptional copper 2 Pai coin represents a significant piece of Indian numismatic history from the Hyderabad State under the reign of Mir Usman Ali Khan (1911-1948 AD). Minted during a pivotal era when princely states maintained their own currencies, this coin exemplifies the blend of Persian Islamic traditions and local governance that characterized Hyderabad's coinage. The obverse features the date, denomination, and mint name inscribed in elegant Persian script, while the reverse showcases an ornate Toughra-style Persian legend. Weighing 1.12 grams and measuring 14.76mm, this piece earned the KM Y58 catalog designation. What makes this coin particularly desirable is its Extremely Fine condition and acknowledged scarcity—coins from this specific denomination and period rarely surface in the collector's market. The exceptional preservation and historical significance make it an essential addition for serious collectors of Indian princely state coinage and those documenting pre-independence numismatic heritage.