Copper Paisa of Namdar Khan(17th - 18th Cen. AD) of Hyderabad Feudatory of Elichpur with Tiger Left KM C10a Unlisted Date

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This exceptional copper paisa represents a fascinating piece of Indian numismatic history from the Hyderabad Feudatory of Elichpur, issued during the reign of Namdar Khan in the 17th-18th century AD. The coin, catalogued as KM# C10a with an unlisted date of AH 1267, weighs 10.92 grams and features a distinctive tiger motif on the obverse—a regal symbol reflecting the regional power and authority of the era. The reverse displays "Zarb Elichpur" (mint mark of Elichpur) with the date positioned at the top, following the numismatic conventions of medieval Indian coinage. In fine condition with natural patina from centuries of circulation, this piece bears authentic wear that authenticates its historical journey. The coin is particularly significant as it represents a rare and unlisted variant, making it highly coveted among serious collectors of Indo-Islamic numismatics and regional feudatory coinage. This artifact offers collectors a tangible connection to Deccan history during a transformative period. Its rarity, historical significance, and exceptional iconography make it an outstanding addition to any collection focused on Indian medieval coins, regional feudatory issues, or tiger-emblazoned currency artifacts. --- #