Copper Paisa of Gonds of Devogarh(15th - 16th Cen. AD) Flower / C/s Star Rare

Description

Gonds of Devogarh, (15th - 16th Cen. AD), Copper Paisa, Obv: Flower design, Rev: C/s Star design, 5.58 Gms, 14.86 mm, About Fine, Rare unlisted Variety.

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This exceptional Copper Paisa represents a fascinating chapter in medieval Indian numismatics, minted by the Gonds of Devogarh during the 15th-16th century AD. The coin showcases distinctive iconography with a delicate flower design on the obverse and a punched star countermark on the reverse, weighing 5.58 grams and measuring 14.86mm in diameter. What makes this piece particularly valuable is its status as a rare, unlisted variety—a discovery for serious collectors. The Gonds were a significant regional power, and their coinage remains scarce in the numismatic market. Presented in Extremely Fine condition, this paisa demonstrates excellent preservation for its age, with clear details visible despite centuries of circulation. Collectors prize such pieces for their historical significance, regional rarity, and the insight they provide into medieval Indian trade and governance. This coin offers both aesthetic appeal and scholarly value, making it an outstanding addition to any collection focused on Indian regional kingdoms or medieval coinage.