Copper Paisa of Hyderabad State (17th - 18th Cen. AD) with Spear/Javelin below Dagger/Sword pointing left Scarce

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Step back in time with this fascinating Copper Paisa issued by the princely Hyderabad State during the 17th to 18th centuries AD. As an anonymous civic issue, this heavy copper coin—weighing a substantial 15.28 grams—offers a tangible connection to the turbulent and culturally rich era of medieval Deccan history. The obverse uniquely features a distinct motif of a spear or javelin positioned beneath a dagger or sword pointing to the left, symbolizing the martial heritage of the region. The reverse displays traditional Persian legends, reflecting the administrative language of the era. Preserved in Very Fine condition, this scarce numismatic treasure displays clear details that make it a prized addition to any serious cabinet of Indian princely state coins. Numismatists and historians alike will appreciate the opportunity to own such a well-preserved piece of Deccan history, especially given its scarcity in the current collecting market. Whether you are expanding a specialized thematic collection of South Indian numismatics or seeking a unique historical artifact to display, this captivating copper paisa delivers both aesthetic appeal and deep historical resonance.