Copper Paisa of Hyderabad Feudatory 'Basmatnagar'(1800 AD) with Palm - Hand

Description

Hyderabad State Feudatory 'Basmatnagar', (18th Cen. AD), Copper Paisa, Obv. Palm (Hand), Rev: Uniface, 7.60 Gms, 16.95 x 12.58 mm, About Fine, Rare. 

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This exceptional Copper Paisa represents a fascinating piece of Indian numismatic history from the Hyderabad State's feudatory territory of Basmatnagar, dating back to the 18th century AD. Struck in pure copper, this single-sided (uniface) coin features an intriguing palm or hand motif on the obverse, reflecting the unique iconography of this regional mint. Weighing 7.60 grams with dimensions of 16.95 x 12.58 mm, this paisa exemplifies the distinctive coinage traditions of feudatory states during the Mughal and early colonial periods. The hand symbol carries symbolic significance, possibly representing authority, blessing, or regional identity specific to Basmatnagar's rulers. Graded in Very Fine condition, this coin shows pleasing wear consistent with genuine circulation, adding to its historical authenticity. As a rare feudatory issue, it's highly sought after by serious collectors interested in regional Indian coinage and Hyderabad State numismatics. This piece offers both historical significance and investment potential, representing a scarce example of 18th-century metallic currency from a minor but historically important feudal state. Perfect for collectors of Indian coins, regional currency enthusiasts, and history buffs seeking authentic artifacts from pre-colonial India. #