Copper 2 Paisa of Madan Singh(AD 1837-1845) of Jhalawar State KM Y2 Rare
E599Jhalawar State, Madan Singh, (AH1253-1261/1837-1845AD), Copper 2 Paisa, INO Victoria Queen, Obv: Victoria fadshah inglistan, Rev: ‘Jhar’ Mint Mark, Sanah Ry, 17.70 Gms, 20.84 mm, (KM Y2), About Very Fine, Rare.
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🪙 Rare Jhalawar State copper coin from Madan Singh era (1837-1845 AD) ✨ Very Fine condition with excellent detail preservation and historical charm 🏛️ Queen Victoria obverse with 'Jhar' mint mark - authentic colonial period piece ⭐ Highly Collectible numismatic treasure for serious Indian coin enthusiasts 💎 KM Y2 catalogued rarity weighing 17.70 gms - investment-grade collectible 🚀 Future Rare Item with documented provenance from princely state coinageDescription
Jhalawar State, Madan Singh, (AH1253-1261/1837-1845AD), Copper 2 Paisa, INO Victoria Queen, Obv: Victoria fadshah inglistan, Rev: ‘Jhar’ Mint Mark, Sanah Ry, 17.70 Gms, 20.84 mm, (KM Y2), About Very Fine, Rare.
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This exceptional copper 2 Paisa coin originates from the historic Jhalawar State during the reign of Madan Singh (1837-1845 AD / AH 1253-1261). A fascinating artifact from India's princely state era, this piece features the image of Queen Victoria on the obverse, reflecting the colonial influence of the period, while the reverse bears the 'Jhar' mint mark and date designation. Weighing 17.70 grams with a diameter of 20.84mm, this coin represents an important numismatic piece from a relatively obscure but significant Indian kingdom. The Jhalawar State coins are highly sought after by serious collectors due to their limited mintage and historical significance. Graded in Very Fine condition, this specimen displays excellent detail and character, making it an ideal addition to any Indian numismatic collection. Catalogued as KM Y2, this rare denomination showcases the intricate craftsmanship of 19th-century coinage. Its rarity, combined with its historical context spanning the British Raj period, makes it a valuable investment for collectors interested in Indian princely state coinage and colonial-era numismatics. --- #7-Day Return & Refund: accepted only if the item delivered is not genuine or is the wrong item. Every piece is 100% authentic and offered at our lowest-price deal.









