Copper Paisa of Ratlam State (17th - 18th Cen. AD) 'Ra'ej' Issue with Palm Tree & Parshu

Description

Ratlam State, (17th - 18th Cen. AD), Copper Paisa, Obv: Palm Tree & Parshu Symbols, Inscription, Rev: Typical 'Ra'ej' Inscribed in persian within dotted circle, 10.04 Gms, 22.42 mm, About Very Fine, Rare.

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Step back in time to the tumultuous yet culturally rich era of 17th to 18th-century India with this fascinating copper paisa issued by the princely state of Ratlam. Meticulously struck from durable copper, this scarce numismatic treasure weighs 10.04 grams and measures 22.42 mm in diameter, offering a tangible connection to the Malwa region’s feudal past. The obverse proudly displays deeply symbolic imagery, featuring a distinctive palm tree alongside a *parshu* (battleaxe), accompanied by traditional inscriptions. Turning to the reverse reveals the classic Persian 'Ra'ej' legend neatly framed within a charming dotted circle, showcasing the region's intricate numismatic artistry. Preserved in an impressive, About Very Fine condition, the coin exhibits pleasing details that are often lost to the sands of time on lesser specimens. For intermediate and advanced collectors of Indian princely state coinages, this rare issue is an absolute must-have. It bridges the gap between Mughal administrative influence and indigenous Rajput governance, making it a compelling conversation piece and a rewarding cornerstone for any historical collection.