Copper Paisa of Bhonsala Rajas of Nagpur (18th Cen. AD) with Trishul & Decorative Cross

Description

Bhonsala Rajas of Nagpur, INO Shah Aam II, (AD 1759-1806), Copper Paisa, Obv: Shah Alam II Inscription, 2 Decorative Cross Mint Mark, Rev: Trishul Mint Mark, 18.70 Gms, 18.53 x 21.13 mm, About Very Fine, Rare Variety.

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Step back into the turbulent and fascinating 18th-century Indian subcontinent with this rare copper paisa issued under the rule of the Bhonsala Rajas of Nagpur, struck in the name of Mughal Emperor Shah Alam II. Spanning the years AD 1759 to 1806, this tangible piece of Maratha Confederacy history showcases striking religious and cultural iconography. The obverse features traditional Persian inscriptions alongside two distinctive decorative cross mint marks, while the reverse proudly displays a prominent Trishul (trident) mint mark, symbolizing the deep spiritual devotion of the era. Weighing a substantial 18.70 grams with dimensions of approximately 18.53 by 21.13 mm, this specimen is preserved in an impressive Extremely Fine condition. Numismatists and history enthusiasts alike will covet this rare variety for its intricate symbolism, heavy module, and exceptional state of preservation. It offers a captivating window into the regional minting practices and political landscape of pre-colonial India, making it a distinguished centerpiece for any advanced world coin or South Asian numismatic collection.