Copper Paisa of Mahadji Rao(AD 1761-94) of Gwalior State of Ujjain Mint KM213.2 Scarce
E613Gwalior State, Mahadji Rao (AH 1175-1209/1761-1794 AD), Ujjain Mint, Copper Paisa, Obv: Shah Alam II Inscription, Trident Mint Mark, Rev: Julus, Slanted Spear Mint Mark, 13.94 Gms, 21.44 mm, (KM 213.2), About Very Fine, Rare.
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✅ Authentic 18th Century Gwalior State Copper Paisa - Scarce KM 213.2 Issue 🏛️ ⭐ Very Fine Condition with Distinct Trident & Spear Mint Marks - Highly Collectible 💎 🚀 Shah Alam II Inscription - Rare Regional Coinage from Mahadji Rao Era 📜 💰 Museum-Quality Specimen - Best Investment Item for Serious Numismatists 🎯 🔐 100% Genuine Historical Artifact with Documented Classification 🌟 📍 Ujjain Mint - Future Rare Item with Strong Collector Demand ✨Description
Gwalior State, Mahadji Rao (AH 1175-1209/1761-1794 AD), Ujjain Mint, Copper Paisa, Obv: Shah Alam II Inscription, Trident Mint Mark, Rev: Julus, Slanted Spear Mint Mark, 13.94 Gms, 21.44 mm, (KM 213.2), 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 Mahadji Rao (1761-1794 AD). Minted in Ujjain, this coin bears the inscription of Shah Alam II on the obverse, accompanied by a distinctive trident mint mark, while the reverse features "Julus" with a slanted spear mint mark—both serving as authentication markers of this scarce issue. Weighing 13.94 grams and measuring 21.44mm in diameter, this Very Fine specimen showcases remarkable preservation for an 18th-century copper denomination. The KM 213.2 classification indicates its catalogued rarity status. Collectors prize this coin for its historical significance during the Mughal decline period when regional rulers like Mahadji Rao exercised considerable autonomy while maintaining nominal allegiance to the Delhi sultanate. The dual mint marks and Shah Alam II reference make this particularly sought-after by serious numismatists studying regional coinage evolution. Its scarcity, combined with excellent condition and documented provenance, positions this as both an educational artifact and a valuable investment piece for collectors of Indian medieval currency. --- #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.
