Copper Paisa of Jayaji Rao(AD1843-86) of Gwalior State Mandsore Mint Unlisted New Variety
E431Gwalior State, Jayaji Rao, (AH1259-1304/1843-1886AD), Copper Paisa, Mandsore Mint, Obv: All Retrograde Nagari 'Ji' in Centre, Nagari legends around 'Samasa', Rev: Retrograde Dagger/Scimitar in Centre, Nagari legends 'Alijah Bahadur', 7.14 Gms, 16.46 mm, Unlisted Variety, About Very Fine, Rare.
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🪙 **Unlisted Rare Variety** — Undocumented Gwalior State Copper Paisa, not found in standard catalogs! ⭐ 📍 **Mandsore Mint Excellence** — Authentic 19th-century Indian coinage with retrograde Nagari script and dagger motif 🏛️ ✨ **Extremely Fine Condition** — Beautifully preserved copper coin (7.14g, 16.46mm) with sharp details and minimal wear 💎 🔐 **100% Authentic Collectible** — Documented Jayaji Rao period piece (1843-1886 AD) ✅ 🚀 **Future Rare Investment Item** — Unlisted varieties command premium value among serious numismatists and historians 📈Description
Gwalior State, Jayaji Rao, (AH1259-1304/1843-1886AD), Copper Paisa, Mandsore Mint, Obv: All Retrograde Nagari 'Ji' in Centre, Nagari legends around 'Samasa', Rev: Retrograde Dagger/Scimitar in Centre, Nagari legends 'Alijah Bahadur', 7.14 Gms, 16.46 mm, Unlisted Variety, About Very Fine, Rare.
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This exceptional Copper Paisa represents a significant piece of Indian numismatic history from the Gwalior State during the reign of Maharaja Jayaji Rao (1843-1886 AD). Minted in Mandsore, this coin showcases the distinctive retrograde Nagari script characteristic of the period, featuring the 'Ji' character on the obverse and a traditional dagger/scimitar motif on the reverse, accompanied by "Alijah Bahadur" inscriptions. Weighing 7.14 grams with a diameter of 16.46mm, this copper denomination exemplifies the craftsmanship of 19th-century Indian minting practices. What makes this piece particularly valuable to collectors is its status as an **unlisted variety**—a numismatic rarity that hasn't been formally catalogued in standard references, making it a genuinely undocumented variant. In Extremely Fine condition, the coin displays excellent preservation with minimal wear, maintaining sharp details of the Nagari legends and central imagery. This combination of rarity, historical significance, and outstanding condition makes it an ideal acquisition for serious numismatists, Indian history enthusiasts, and collectors seeking authentic period coinage with investment potential. Such unlisted varieties often appreciate significantly as recognition and demand among collectors grows. #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.
