Copper Paisa of Namdar Khan(17th-18th Cen.AD) of Hyderabad Feudatory Elichpur - 'SP' KM C16

Description

Hyderabad State Feudatories - Elichpur, Namdar Khan (17th - 18th Cen. AD), Copper Paisa, Special Characters '(S)P', Obv: Tiger with upraised tail facing to left, Rev: Bold Special Character '(S)P' centre, 11.06 Gms, (KM C16), In Complete natural grade with green patina, Very Fine, Very Rare.

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Step back into the turbulent and fascinating Mughal-era Deccan with this exceptionally rare copper paisa, issued under Namdar Khan of the Elichpur feudatory within the princely state of Hyderabad during the 17th to 18th centuries. Struck from solid copper and weighing an impressive 11.06 grams, this fascinating numismatic artifact bears the classic KM C16 catalog designation. The obverse dynamically depicts a regal tiger with an upraised tail facing left, while the reverse prominently features the bold, mysterious special characters '(S)P' at the center. Preserved in a completely natural grade, the coin boasts a stunning, authentic green patina that speaks volumes of its centuries-old legacy. Numismatists and advanced collectors of Indian princely state coinages will prize this piece for its profound historical significance and elusive scarcity in the market. It offers a tangible connection to the regional powers that shaped central India. Secure this museum-worthy piece of history for your cabinet today. Note: Shipping is strictly restricted within India.