Copper Paisa of Indore State (AD 1759-1806) of Jaldhari Mint Anonymous Issue Very Rare

Description

Indore State, INO Shah Alam II (AD 1759-1806), Copper Paisa, Jaldhari Mint?, Obv: Shah Alam II Inscription, Double Shivalingam Mint mark, Rev: manus maimanat sanah julus, Dagger Mint Mark, 12.76 Gms, 21.99 x 24.65 mm, Unlisted Variety, About Very Fine, Very Rare.

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Step back in time to the tumultuous era of 18th-century India with this extraordinary Copper Paisa, minted during the reign of the Mughal Emperor Shah Alam II within the princely state of Indore (AD 1759-1806). Struck during a fascinating period of regional autonomy and shifting powers, this anonymous issue is a tangible piece of Maratha Confederacy history. What elevates this coin to a prized numismatic treasure is its unique iconography. The obverse features traditional Shah Alam II inscriptions paired with a distinct Double Shivalingam mint mark, while the reverse displays classic regnal formulas alongside a sharp Dagger mint mark. Weighing 12.76 grams and measuring approximately 21.99 by 24.65 mm, this specimen is classified as an unlisted variety, making it an elusive prize for advanced researchers and serious collectors of Indian princely state coinages. Graded in About Very Fine condition, it exhibits appealing, honest wear that speaks volumes of its age and circulation. Secure this rare historical artifact today to add unmatched depth, intrigue, and scarcity to your cabinet of curiosities.