Copper Paisa of Hyderabad State (18th Cen. AD) of Amravati Mint with Trishul above Sword Double-Struck

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Step back in time to the 18th century with this captivating copper paisa issued anonymously by the princely Hyderabad State in India. Struck at the Amravati Mint, this heavy 12.78-gram coin is a fascinating numismatic artifact featuring a distinctive obverse design showcasing a sacred Trishul positioned above a sword, while the reverse displays traditional Persian inscriptions denoting the mint name. What truly elevates this piece for serious numismatists is its remarkable double-struck error, adding layers of visual depth and historical intrigue. Graded in Very Fine condition, this scarce specimen offers a tangible connection to the turbulent yet culturally rich Deccan history of the late Mughal era. Collectors of Indian princely states and error coins will find this piece an exceptional centerpiece for their cabinets, prized for its distinct mint markings, captivating strike anomaly, and enduring copper patina.