Copper Paisa of Hyderabad State (18th Cen.AD) with Trishul/Sword Type

Description

Hyderabad State, (18th Cen.AD), Anonymous Issue, Copper Paisa, Obv: Trishul Mint Mark and Persian Inscription, Rev: Sword Mint Mark, 14.96 Gms, Very Fine. 

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This exceptional Copper Paisa from Hyderabad State represents a fascinating piece of 18th-century Indian numismatic history. Issued during the reign of the Nizam of Hyderabad, this anonymous copper coin weighs 14.96 grams and showcases distinctive symbolic imagery—a Trishul (three-pronged trident) on the obverse paired with Persian inscriptions, and a Sword mint mark on the reverse. These symbolic representations reflect the cultural and political significance of the Hyderabad State during this era, a period when the region was a major princely state in the Deccan. The coin's Very Fine condition demonstrates excellent preservation despite its age, making it particularly desirable for serious collectors. The Trishul and Sword imagery are exceptional iconographic elements that distinguish this paisa from common currency of the period. Collectors of Indian historical coins, numismatists specializing in Nizam-era coinage, and history enthusiasts will appreciate the rarity and authentic character of this piece. The combination of its age, copper composition, distinctive mint marks, and preserved condition makes it a valuable addition to any collection focused on pre-colonial Indian numismatics or regional monetary systems. --- #