Copper Paisa of Muhammad Akbar II (AD 1806-1837)of Shahajahanabad Mint KM771 Very Rare

Description

Muhammad Akbar II, (AD 1806-1837), Copper Paisa, Obv: Ruler Name & Date (AHX233), Rev: Mint Name 'Shahajahanabad' and Ry 12 along with 'S', 10.84 Gms, 17.87 mm, (KM 771), About Fine, Very Rare.

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This is an exceptional collectible copper paisa from the reign of Muhammad Akbar II, the 13th Mughal Emperor who ruled from 1806 to 1837. Minted in Shahajahanabad (historical Delhi), this coin carries the KM 771 catalog number and represents an important piece of Indian numismatic history during the twilight era of Mughal rule. The coin features the ruler's name and regnal year (AH 1233) on the obverse, with the mint name "Shahajahanabad" and regnal year 12 inscribed on the reverse. Weighing 10.84 grams and measuring 17.87mm in diameter, this copper paisa serves as a tangible connection to early 19th-century India. Graded in Fine condition with heavy circulation marks, this piece showcases authentic aging and patina that collectors cherish. Its rarity, particularly from the Shahajahanabad mint, makes it a highly sought-after addition to any serious collection of Mughal coinage. The coin's historical significance, combined with its scarcity, positions it as both a meaningful artifact and a worthwhile investment for numismatists and history enthusiasts alike.