Copper Paisa of Ahmad Shah Bahadur (AD 1748-1754) of Machlipatnam Mint Unlisted Rare
E2359Ahmad Shah Bahadur, (AH1161-1167/1748-1754AD), Copper Paisa, Obv: Toughra Legends & Date AH(11)67, Rev: Zarb Machlipatnam Mint, Ry7, 13.36 Gms, (Unlisted not in KM, Simlar to KM440.3), Very Fine, Rare.
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🪙 Unlisted Rare Variety – Not catalogued in standard references, exceptional for collectors ⭐ 🏛️ Machlipatnam Mint – Historically significant South Indian minting center from Mughal era 🎯 💎 Very Fine Condition – Well-preserved 13.36g copper paisa from 1748-1754 AD ✨ 👑 Ahmad Shah Bahadur Era – Authentic piece from pivotal 18th-century period 🚀 📈 Highly Collectible Investment – Premium rarity with strong numismatic value 💰 🔐 100% Authentic Historical Artifact – Genuine Mughal coinage with documented provenance ✅Description
Ahmad Shah Bahadur, (AH1161-1167/1748-1754AD), Copper Paisa, Obv: Toughra Legends & Date AH(11)67, Rev: Zarb Machlipatnam Mint, Ry7, 13.36 Gms, (Unlisted not in KM, Simlar to KM440.3), Very Fine, Rare.
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This exceptional copper paisa represents a significant piece of Mughal numismatic history from the reign of Ahmad Shah Bahadur (1748-1754 AD). Minted at the prestigious Machlipatnam facility, this one paisa coin weighs 13.36 grams and showcases the characteristic Toughra (imperial monogram) and legends on the obverse, with the mint mark "Zarb Machlipatnam" prominently displayed on the reverse, dated AH 1167. What makes this coin particularly noteworthy is its unlisted status—it does not appear in standard Krause-Mishler catalogs, making it a genuine rarity for serious collectors. The Very Fine condition indicates well-preserved striking with visible details despite age-related wear, enhancing its historical authenticity. This period represents a crucial transitional era in Indian coinage, as the Mughal Empire's grip weakened and regional powers expanded. Collectors prize this paisa for its historical significance, artistic merit, and scarcity. The Machlipatnam mint coins from this era are increasingly sought after, and unlisted varieties command premium value among numismatists. This piece offers a tangible connection to 18th-century South Indian trade and political history, making it an outstanding investment for those passionate about authentic historical artifacts. #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.
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