Copper Paisa of Jaswant Rao(AD1834-57) of Dhar State KM1 Rare
E468Dhar State, Jaswant Rao, (AH1250-1274/1834-1857AD), Copper Paisa, Obv: Double Banner Flag within Decorative circle, Rev: Nagarai Inscription in 2 Lines, Dhir/Saaraja.., 7.56 Gms, 16.69 x 16.12 mm, (KM # 1), About Very Fine, Rare Variety.
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⭐ Rare Variety Copper Paisa from Historic Dhar State (1834-1857 AD) 🏷️ Very Fine Condition with Exceptional Design – Double Banner Flag & Nagarai Inscriptions 💰 Best Investment Item for Indian Numismatic Collectors & History Enthusiasts 🚀 Future Rare Item – KM#1 Regional Princely State Currency with Strong Collector Demand ✅ Genuine Authentic Piece – 7.56 Gms, Museum-Quality Preservation 🎯 Perfect Addition to Specialized Collections of Pre-Colonial Indian CoinageDescription
Dhar State, Jaswant Rao, (AH1250-1274/1834-1857AD), Copper Paisa, Obv: Double Banner Flag within Decorative circle, Rev: Nagarai Inscription in 2 Lines, Dhir/Saaraja.., 7.56 Gms, 16.69 x 16.12 mm, (KM # 1), About Very Fine, Rare Variety.
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Discover this exceptional Copper Paisa from Dhar State, issued during the reign of Jaswant Rao (1834-1857 AD/AH1250-1274). This KM#1 denomination represents a fascinating piece of pre-colonial Indian numismatic history, minted during a significant period of regional governance in central India. The coin features distinctive iconography: the obverse displays a striking double banner flag enclosed within an ornate decorative circle, while the reverse showcases Nagarai inscription in two lines with Dhir/Saaraja markings. Weighing 7.56 grams and measuring 16.69 x 16.12mm, this copper piece exhibits excellent preservation in Very Fine condition. What makes this specimen particularly desirable is its classification as a rare variety among serious numismatists and Indian coin collectors. The Dhar State coinage is increasingly sought after as collectors recognize the historical importance of regional princely state currencies. Its authentic patina and well-defined design elements showcase the craftsmanship of 19th-century Indian minting practices. This is an ideal acquisition for those building specialized collections focused on Indian numismatic heritage, regional history, or 19th-century coinage. A genuine investment piece with strong collector appeal and historical significance. --- #7-Day Return & Refund: accepted only if the item delivered is not genuine or is the wrong item. Every piece is 100% authentic and offered at our lowest-price deal.
