Copper Paisa of Sayaji Rao III(AD 1875-1938) of Baroda State Dated VS 1940 KM31.1 Rare Thick Plainchet

Description

Baroda State, Sayaji Rao III (1875-1938 AD), Copper Paisa, Dated VS 1940, Thin Plainchet, Obv: Inner legend straight, short hoof, scimitar, all within beaded circle, Rev: Inscription, Date within beaded circle, 7.58 Gms, 23.26 mm, Thick Plainchet, (KM 31.1), Extremely Fine, Rare Variety with Thick Plainchet.

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Add a captivating piece of princely Indian history to your collection with this rare Copper Paisa issued during the long and progressive reign of Maharaja Sayaji Rao III of Baroda State. Struck in VS 1940, this coin is a remarkable numismatic artifact from an era of significant modernization in Baroda. Crafted from copper with a desirable thick plain planchet, this specimen (KM 31.1) weighs 7.58 grams and measures 23.26 mm in diameter. The obverse features an inner straight legend, a short hoof, and a scimitar encased within a beaded circle, while the reverse displays traditional inscriptions and the date within a matching beaded circle. Graded as Extremely Fine, this piece stands out for its exceptional state of preservation and its elusive thick flan variety. History enthusiasts and advanced numismatists will appreciate the intricate details and scarcity of this variety, making it a distinguished centerpiece for any regional Indian coin collection.