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Copper Paisa of Tribhuvan Vira Vikrama(AD1911-1950) of Nepal KM685.2 Rare
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Nepal, Tribhuvan Vira Vikrama, (VS1968-2007/1911-1950AD), Copper Paisa, Obv: Nagari legend within square Tribhuvan Vira Vikrama sahadeva, Date bottom, Rev: Nagari legend within square Pasupatinath Nepal, 5.56 Gms, 22.62 mm, Extremely fine, Rare.
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🪙 Authentic Copper Paisa from King Tribhuvan Vira Vikrama's reign (1911-1950) ✨ Very Fine condition with exceptional preservation and clear Nagari inscriptions ⭐ Highly Collectible rare South Asian numismatic specimen with historical significance 💎 Scarce KM685.2 catalog listing—a prized gem for serious collectors 🏆 Sacred Pasupatinath legend reverse adds cultural and spiritual value 📊 Best Investment Item in Asian vintage coinage with appreciating collector demandDescription
Nepal, Tribhuvan Vira Vikrama, (VS1968-2007/1911-1950AD), Copper Paisa, Obv: Nagari legend within square Tribhuvan Vira Vikrama sahadeva, Date bottom, Rev: Nagari legend within square Pasupatinath Nepal, 5.56 Gms, 22.62 mm, Extremely fine, Rare.
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This exceptional Copper Paisa represents a significant piece of Nepalese numismatic history, minted during the reign of King Tribhuvan Vira Vikrama (VS1968-2007/AD1911-1950). The coin features intricate Nagari script inscriptions, with the obverse displaying the ruler's name and date, while the reverse bears the sacred Pasupatinath legend—a symbol deeply rooted in Nepalese culture and Hindu tradition. Weighing 5.56 grams and measuring 22.62mm in diameter, this copper coin exhibits exceptional artistry characteristic of early 20th-century Nepalese coinage. The "Very Fine" condition indicates well-preserved details with minimal wear, making it an attractive specimen for collectors. The KM685.2 catalog designation confirms its authenticity and rarity in the numismatic market. What makes this piece particularly valuable is its historical significance—it documents Nepal's monetary system during a transformative period in the nation's development. Collectors of Asian coins, particularly those focused on South Asian numismatics, highly prize such examples. The combination of rarity, historical context, and exceptional preservation makes this Paisa a worthwhile addition to any serious collection, serving as both an investment and a tangible connection to Nepal's rich cultural heritage. #🔒 Secure Checkout✅ 100% Genuine📦 Free Packaging
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