Copper 2 Paisa of Tribhuvan Vira Vikrama(AD1911-50) of Nepal KM #689.2 Crude Ty

Description

Nepal, Tribhuvan Vira Vikrama (VS1968-2007/1911-1950AD), Copper 2 Paisa, Obv: Pair of Dagger in Center within circle, Nagari legend around Tribhuvan Vira Vikrama sahadeva, Date, Rev: Trident & Denomination in Center within circle and Nagari legend around Pasupatinath Nepal, 5.40 Gms, 26.12 mm, About Extremely Fine, Scarce.

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This exceptional Copper 2 Paisa coin represents a significant piece of Nepalese numismatic history, minted during the reign of King Tribhuvan Vira Vikrama (1911-1950 AD / VS1968-2007). The coin showcases authentic Nepali iconography with a striking pair of daggers centered on the obverse, surrounded by Nagari script identifying the ruler and date. The reverse features the sacred Trident and denomination, flanked by the Pasupatinath legend—Nepal's most revered religious symbol. Weighing 5.40 grams and measuring 26.12 mm in diameter, this copper specimen exemplifies early 20th-century Himalayan coinage craftsmanship. Graded in Extremely Fine condition, it displays minimal wear while retaining strong visual definition—a testament to its preservation quality. The coin's crude type designation adds historical authenticity, reflecting the production methods of that era. Tribhuvan's reign marked a transformative period in Nepali governance, making coins from this period highly sought by serious collectors of Asian numismatics. This scarce piece offers both cultural significance and investment appeal for those pursuing comprehensive Asian coin collections. #