Copper Paisa of Jayaji Rao(AD 1843-86) of Gwalior State Burhanpur Mint KM 41

Description

Gwalior State, Jayaji Rao, (AH1259-1304/1843-1886AD), Copper Paisa, Burhanpur Mint, Obv: Persian legends devided by two parellel lines, Rev: Mint Name & Floral Hanging Mint Mark, 14.34 Gms, 24.26 mm, (KM # 41), About Extremely Fine, Scarce.

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This exceptional Copper Paisa represents a fascinating piece of Indian numismatic history from the Gwalior State during the reign of Jayaji Rao (1843-1886 AD). Minted at the prestigious Burhanpur Mint, this coin bears the KM # 41 catalog designation and exemplifies the sophisticated coinage standards of 19th-century princely states. The coin's obverse features elegant Persian legends elegantly divided by parallel lines, reflecting the Islamic artistic traditions prevalent during this era. The reverse showcases the mint name accompanied by an ornate floral hanging mint mark—a distinctive hallmark of Burhanpur's craftsmanship. Weighing 14.34 grams and measuring 24.26mm in diameter, this copper piece demonstrates remarkable preservation, graded in Extremely Fine condition with only minor wear consistent with careful handling over nearly two centuries. Jayaji Rao's coinage is highly sought after by serious collectors due to its historical significance and relative scarcity. This Paisa represents an important transition period in Indian monetary systems and offers collectors an authentic window into Gwalior State's rich heritage. The combination of fine condition, documented provenance, and numismatic rarity makes this coin an outstanding addition to any collection of Indian princely state currencies. --- #