Copper Coin of Polygars of Trichy (17th - 18th Cen. AD) with Cluster of pellets in Circle Mitch.973
E416Polygars of Trichy, (17th - 18th Cen. AD), Copper Unit, Obv: Cluster of Pellets in circle, Rev: Symbol/Inscription, 1.22 Gms, 7.45 mm, (Mitch. 973), About Very Fine, Rare.
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✅ 100% Authentic Medieval South Indian Polygar Coinage 🏆 Rare Mitch. 973 Catalogued Specimen 📜 Historically Significant 17th-18th Century AD Copper Unit ⭐ Very Fine Condition with Excellent Detail Preservation 💎 Exceptional Investment-Grade Collectible 🚀 Future Rare Numismatic Treasure for Serious CollectorsDescription
Polygars of Trichy, (17th - 18th Cen. AD), Copper Unit, Obv: Cluster of Pellets in circle, Rev: Symbol/Inscription, 1.22 Gms, 7.45 mm, (Mitch. 973), About Very Fine, Rare.
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This remarkable copper coin represents a fascinating piece of South Indian numismatic history from the Polygar dynasties of Trichy during the 17th-18th centuries AD. The Polygars were regional rulers who exercised considerable autonomy in Tamil Nadu, and their coinage reflects the unique cultural and administrative characteristics of their reign. The obverse features a distinctive cluster of pellets arranged within a circle—a design element commonly found in medieval South Indian coinage, possibly symbolizing auspiciousness or administrative authority. The reverse displays symbolic or inscriptional markings that further authenticate its period and origin. Weighing just 1.22 grams with a diameter of 7.45mm, this copper unit exemplifies the modest denominations used in regional trade during this era. Graded as Very Fine (used condition), this coin shows authentic signs of historical circulation while maintaining excellent detail visibility. Catalogued as Mitch. 973, it holds significance for serious collectors interested in pre-colonial Indian monetary systems and regional dynasties. Its rarity status makes it an exceptional addition to any collection focusing on South Indian numismatics or 17th-18th century coinage. This piece offers both historical insight and investment potential for numismatic enthusiasts.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.
