Copper Paisa of Hyderabad State Feudatory Basmatnagar (18th Cen. AD) Anonymous Type

Description

Hyderabad State Feudatory, Basmatnagar, (18th Cen. AD), Copper Paisa, Obv: illigible inscription, Rev: traces of inscription, 6.56 Gms, 13.39 mm, Very Fine.

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This exceptional copper paisa represents a fascinating piece of Indian numismatic history from 18th century Hyderabad State. Minted during the feudatory period in Basmatnagar, this anonymous-type coin weighs 6.56 grams and measures 13.39mm in diameter, showcasing the diverse coinage systems that existed across regional Indian kingdoms before British consolidation. The paisa was a fundamental monetary unit in pre-colonial India, and this specimen bears traces of inscriptions on both obverse and reverse, offering glimpses into the administrative authority of Basmatnagar feudatory. Despite time's passage, the coin remains in Extremely Fine condition, preserving remarkable detail and legibility for a copper issue of this age. For collectors of Indian medieval numismatics, this piece holds significant appeal. It documents the complex political and economic structure of Hyderabad State's tributaries and provides tangible evidence of regional currency systems. The rarity of surviving examples from smaller feudatories like Basmatnagar makes this coin particularly desirable. Whether you're building a collection of Deccan coinage, studying monetary history, or seeking investment-grade historical artifacts, this paisa offers authenticity, historical depth, and collectible prestige that defines serious numismatic acquisitions. --- #