Copper Paisa of Sayaji Rao III(AD 1875-1938) of Baroda State Dated VS 1941 KM31.1 Rare Thick Plainchet

Description

Baroda State, Sayaji Rao III (1875-1938 AD), Copper Paisa, Dated VS 1941, Thin Plainchet, Obv: Inner legend straight, short hoof, scimitar, all within beaded circle, Rev: Inscription, Date within beaded circle, 9.08 Gms, 23.26 mm, Thick Plainchet, (KM 31.1), Very Fine, Rare Variety with Thick Plainchet.

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Add a captivating piece of princely-state history to your collection with this rare Copper Paisa issued during the reign of Maharaja Sayaji Rao III of Baroda State (AD 1875-1938). Struck in pure copper and dated VS 1941, this numismatic treasure is cataloged as KM 31.1 and features a desirable, rare thick plainchet variety. Weighing 9.08 grams with a diameter of 23.26 mm, the coin exhibits a Very Fine grade, preserving clear details of its intricate design. The obverse showcases a straight inner legend, short hoof, and scimitar enclosed within a beaded circle, while the reverse displays traditional inscriptions and the issue date. Sayaji Rao III was renowned for his progressive reforms, modernizing Baroda through education and infrastructure, making coins from his era deeply historically significant. Serious numismatists and collectors of Indian princely state coinage will appreciate the scarcity of this specific thick planchet variant, making it an exceptional centerpiece for any advanced collection.