Copper Paisa of Jodhpur State (17th - 18th Cen. AD) of Nagor Mint Struck Type KM 172 Rare

Description

Jodhpur State, (17th - 18th Cen. AD), Nagor Mint, Copper Paisa, Obv: falus in dotted square, Rev: uniface, 17.14 Gms, 20.92 mm, (KM 172), About Very Fine, Rare.

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This exceptional copper paisa represents a significant piece of Indian numismatic history from the princely state of Jodhpur during the 17th-18th centuries. Struck at the Nagor Mint, this rare coin showcases the distinctive "falus" design in a dotted square on the obverse, with a uniface reverse—characteristic of the period's coinage standards. Weighing 17.14 grams and measuring 20.92mm in diameter, this specimen adheres to KM 172 classification standards. The coin's Very Fine condition demonstrates remarkable preservation across nearly four centuries, making it a prized acquisition for serious numismatists and Indian history enthusiasts. Jodhpur State coinage holds particular significance as it reflects the region's autonomous monetary system during the Mughal era and beyond. The rarity classification elevates this piece beyond typical circulation coins, as few examples survive in such commendable condition. Collectors value pieces like this for their tangible connection to Rajputana's rich past, their historical authenticity, and investment potential. This copper paisa serves as both an educational artifact and a worthy addition to any collection focused on Indian medieval coinage or regional princely state currencies. Its documented provenance and grading enhance its desirability among discerning collectors.