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, 11.57gms, (KM # C 10a ), Very 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's obverse features a striking tiger facing left—a distinctive emblem that sets this issue apart from typical currency of the period. The reverse bears the Persian inscription "zarb elichpur," indicating the mint location in Elichpur. Weighing 11.57 grams and graded as Very Fine, this specimen exhibits excellent preservation with visible details and minimal wear, making it highly desirable for serious collectors. The tiger motif is particularly significant, as it reflects the regional identity and heraldic traditions of the Hyderabad state during the Mughal era's decline. Catalogued as KM# C10a, this paisa is documented in standard numismatic references, enhancing its authenticity and collectible appeal. For enthusiasts of Indian feudatory coinage, regional history, and pre-modern monetary systems, this copper paisa offers both historical significance and investment potential. The combination of rarity, distinctive iconography, and excellent condition makes it an outstanding addition to any serious coin collection focused on South Indian or Mughal-period numismatics. #