Copper Paisa of Bhopal Feudatory - Narsingarh State (1700-1800 AD) with Trishul & Floral Branch Unlisted Very Rare

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Step back in time to the princely era of 19th-century India with this extraordinary Copper Paisa issued by the Narsingarh State, a notable feudatory of Bhopal. Struck around 1820 AD, this fascinating numismatic piece is crafted from solid copper and weighs a substantial 11.80 grams. The obverse showcases an artistic curled floral branch adorned with berries alongside traditional Persian inscription elements, while the reverse displays a distinct Trishul (trident) accompanied by delicate surrounding dots and further Persian lettering. Preserved in an impressive Extremely Fine condition, this specimen exhibits crisp details and a warm, aged patina that advanced collectors cherish. What makes this particular coin a prized acquisition is its immense rarity; it is unlisted in standard numismatic references like the Krause Publications (KM) catalog, making it a sensational discovery for specialists of Indian princely states or rare copper coinages. Secure this museum-worthy treasure to elevate your collection's historical depth and exclusivity.