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

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, 1.00 Gms, 14.76mm, (KM Y58), About Very Fine.

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This exceptional copper 2 Pai coin originates from the Hyderabad State during the reign of Mir Usman Ali Khan (1911-1948 AD), one of India's most prominent pre-independence princely rulers. The coin, catalogued as KM Y58, showcases authentic Islamic numismatic artistry with Persian inscriptions. The obverse features the date, denomination, and mint name rendered in elegant Persian script, while the reverse displays a traditional Toughra-style Persian legend—a hallmark of Ottoman and regional Islamic coinage. Weighing precisely 1.00 gram and measuring 14.76mm in diameter, this copper specimen demonstrates excellent preservation in Very Fine condition, making it highly desirable for serious collectors. Hyderabad State coins represent a crucial segment of Indian numismatic history, reflecting the region's cultural and administrative independence before the 1948 integration into India. Such copper denominations are increasingly scarce, especially in superior grades. This piece serves as a tangible connection to the opulent Nizam era and represents an authentic investment-grade collectible for enthusiasts of Indian princely state coinage, Islamic numismatics, and pre-independence Indian history.