Copper Paisa of Ratlam State INO Shah Alam II, (AD 1759-1806) 'Ra'ej Type with Eagle shaped Symbol Very Rare

Description

Ratlam State - INO Shah Alam II (AD 1759-1806), Copper Paisa, Obv: Eagle Shaped Desig, Rev: Ra'ej Dotted circle symbol, Julus, 12.70 Gms, 18.45 mm, (The Coinage of the Native States of Central India, SK Bhatt), Very Fine, Very Rare.

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Step back into late 18th-century India with this fascinating copper paisa issued by the princely state of Ratlam during the turbulent era of Mughal Emperor Shah Alam II, reigning from AD 1759 to 1806. Struck in pure copper, this scarce numismatic piece weighs approximately 12.70 grams and measures 18.45 mm in diameter. The obverse showcases a distinct and highly sought-after eagle-shaped symbol, while the reverse displays the traditional 'Ra'ej' inscription enclosed within a dotted circle alongside julus formulas. Referenced meticulously in "The Coinage of the Native States of Central India" by S.K. Bhatt, this specimen is graded in Very Fine condition. Its exceptional scarcity makes it a prize for advanced collectors of Indian Princely States or Mughal-era coinage. Owning this piece connects you to the rich tapestry of Central Indian history, offering tangible evidence of regional sovereignty during a period of imperial transition. Carefully preserved for its age, this remarkable artifact is a must-have centerpiece for any serious historical collection.