Copper Paisa(Dub) of Mir Mehbub Ali Khan II(AD 1869-1911) of Hyderabad State KM Y12

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This exceptional Copper Dub (Paisa) represents a significant piece of Indian numismatic history from the Hyderabad State during the reign of Mir Mehbub Ali Khan II (1869-1911 AD). Struck in copper and weighing 9.10 grams, this coin features elegant Persian inscriptions—"Asaf Jah" and "Nizam al-mulk" on the obverse, with mint details on the reverse. Catalogued as KM Y12, this scarce denomination showcases the sophisticated coinage traditions of one of India's most prominent princely states during the late 19th century. Graded in Very Fine condition, this piece exhibits excellent detail preservation despite its age, making it highly desirable for serious collectors. The coin reflects the region's rich cultural heritage and represents an important transitional period in Indian monetary history. Whether you're building a specialized collection of Hyderabad State coins or seeking rare Indian numismatic artifacts, this well-preserved example offers both historical significance and investment appeal. A must-have for those passionate about pre-independence Indian coinage and regional princely state currencies.