Copper Heavy Paisa of Alamgir II (AD 1754-1759) of Shahajahanabad Mint KM451.1 Unlisted Date

Description

Alamgir II, (AD 1754-1759), Copper Heavy Paisa, Obv: Alamgir II Inscription & Date AH(11)72, Rev: Mint Name 'Shahajahanabad', 16.70 Gms, (KM451.1), About Very Fine, Very Rare.

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Step back into the twilight years of the Mughal Empire with this striking copper heavy paisa issued during the reign of Emperor Alamgir II between AD 1754 and 1759. Struck at the prestigious Shahajahanabad mint, this substantial coin weighs an impressive 16.70 grams and is cataloged as KM451.1, featuring an unlisted date that adds an intriguing layer of mystery for advanced researchers. The obverse proudly displays the regal inscriptions of Alamgir II alongside a partial AH date, while the reverse bears the clear mint name of Shahajahanabad. Graded as About Very Fine, this specimen exhibits remarkable remaining detail considering its turbulent mid-18th-century origins. Mughal copper heavy paisas of this caliber are exceptionally rare and fiercely sought after by numismatists aiming to complete specialized imperial series. Owning this piece allows historians and coin enthusiasts to physically hold a tangible fragment of Delhi's rich monetary heritage, bridging a fascinating gap in pre-colonial Indian history.