Copper Paisa of Namdar Khan (18th Cen. AD) of Hyderabad Feudatory of Elichpur with Tiger Left KM C10a

Description

Hyderabad Feudatory, Elichpur, Namdar Khan, (18th Cen. AD), Copper Paisa, Obv: tiger left, Rev: Zarb elichpur, 11.20 Gms, 16.80 mm, (KM C 10a ), About Extremely Fine.

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This exceptional copper paisa represents a fascinating piece of 18th-century Indian numismatic history from the Hyderabad Feudatory of Elichpur under the rule of Namdar Khan. The coin features a distinctive tiger motif on the obverse—a symbol of power and authority—while the reverse bears the Zarbi Elichpur mint mark, authenticating its origin. Weighing 11.20 grams with a diameter of 16.80mm, this rare specimen is graded in Extremely Fine condition, indicating minimal wear and excellent preservation despite its considerable age. The KM C10a catalog reference confirms its authenticity and rarity among collectors of medieval Indian coinage. The Elichpur feudatory coins are particularly sought after due to their limited mintage and historical significance during a pivotal period in Indian history. This paisa exemplifies the skilled craftsmanship of 18th-century minters and offers collectors a tangible connection to the Deccan region's complex political landscape. The tiger imagery reflects the region's cultural heritage and the issuer's authority, making it both historically meaningful and visually striking. Perfect for serious numismatists and history enthusiasts, this coin represents an investment-grade collectible with significant appreciation potential. #