Copper Paisa of Jayaji Rao (AD 1843-1886) of Gwalior State of Ujjain Mint KM 232

Description

Gwalior State, Jayaji Rao (AH1259-1304/1843-1886AD), Copper 1 Paisa, Ujjain Mint, Obv: Persian Inscription & Slanted Arrow/Spear Mint Mark, Rev: Manus maimanat Julus & Trishul Mint Mark, 12.20 Gms, 18.41 mm, (KM 232), About Very Fine, Scarce.

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This exceptional Copper Paisa represents a significant piece of Indian numismatic history from the Gwalior State during the reign of Jayaji Rao (1843-1886 AD). Minted at the prestigious Ujjain Mint, this one-paisa denomination coin showcases the rich cultural heritage of the princely state through its distinctive design elements. The obverse features an elegant Persian inscription paired with a slanted arrow or spear mint mark, symbolizing the state's administrative authority. The reverse displays the royal titles in Persian ("Manus Maimanat Julus") alongside a sacred Trishul mark, reflecting the blend of Islamic and Hindu iconography characteristic of Gwalior's numismatic tradition. Weighing 12.20 grams with a diameter of 18.41mm, this KM 232 specimen is graded in Extremely Fine condition, indicating exceptional preservation for a 180+ year-old artifact. The scarcity of this issue makes it a highly desirable acquisition for serious numismatists and Indian history enthusiasts. Such coins provide tangible connections to the Mughal-era princely states and are increasingly sought after by collectors worldwide. This piece represents both historical importance and investment potential in the growing market for rare Indian coins. --- #