Copper Paisa of Maratha Confederacy INO Muhmmad Akbar II (AD 1806-1837) of Ahmadabad Mint Rare

Description

Maratha Confederary, INO Muhmmad Akbar II, (AD 1806-1837), Copper Paisa, Obv: Muhmmad Akbar II Inscription,Rev: Falus Ahmadabad, 14.12 Gms, Very Fine, Rare.

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Step back in time to the twilight of the Maratha Confederacy with this scarce and historically fascinating copper paisa. Minted in Ahmadabad between AD 1806 and 1837, this coin was issued in the name (In Nome - INO) of Mughal Emperor Muhammad Akbar II, reflecting the complex political alliances and nominal sovereignties of late pre-colonial India. Weighing a substantial 14.12 grams, the obverse bears the distinct inscription of Muhammad Akbar II, while the reverse proudly displays the mint designation "Falus Ahmadabad." Graded in appealing Very Fine condition, this piece displays clear details that will captivate both seasoned numismatists and Indian history enthusiasts. Coins from this transitional era are increasingly difficult to source, making this rare copper specimen a coveted prize for advanced collections focusing on Maratha rule, princely states, or Mughal-era transitional coinage. Secure this tangible piece of 19th-century history and enrich your display today.