Copper Dhinglo of Raydhanji II(AD 1778-1814) of Kutch State KM C27 Rare

Description

Kutch State, Raydhanji II, (AH1192-1230/1778-1814AD), Copper Dhinglo, Obv: illegible legends in persian of gujrat style, Nagari 'Rayadhana' bottom, Rev: illegible persian legend in gujrat style, Scissor Mint Mark, 12.07 Gms, 15.41 mm, (KM # C 27), About Very Fine, Very Rare.

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Add a captivating piece of Indian princely state history to your collection with this rare Copper Dhinglo, issued during the reign of Raydhanji II of the Kutch State between AD 1778 and 1814 (AH 1192–1230). Struck in pure copper and weighing 12.07 grams with a diameter of 15.41 mm, this fascinating numismatic artifact is cataloged as KM # C27. The obverse features intriguing, semi-legible Persian legends in the distinctive Gujarat style, anchored by the Nagari inscription 'Rayadhana' at the bottom. The reverse continues the artistic tradition with complementary Persian script, prominently displaying the signature Scissor mint mark. Graded in an impressive Extremely Fine (Good Condition), this scarce specimen offers collectors a wonderful window into the monetary history of western India. Numismatists prize Kutch coinage for its unique regional calligraphy and scarce mint marks, making this rare Dhinglo an essential acquisition for advanced collectors of Indian state currencies. Secure this historical treasure today and elevate your cabinet with a tangible piece of the past.