Copper Pice of Bombay Presidency (18th Cen. AD) Bunder Dholare Mint Very Rare Unlisted

Description

Bombay Presidency, (18th Cen. AD), Copper Pice, Obv: Kampani Sarkar Bahadur?, Rev: Mint Name 'Bunder Dholara', 6.36 Gms, Very Fine, Very Rare Unlisted Type.

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** Discover a piece of history with the Copper Pice from the Bombay Presidency, dating back to the 18th century AD. This exquisite coin, weighing 6.36 grams, showcases a striking design featuring the inscription "Kampani Sarkar Bahadur?" on the obverse and the mint name "Bunder Dholara" on the reverse. Crafted from copper, this very fine condition coin is a rare and unlisted type, making it a treasure for any numismatic enthusiast. The 18th century was a pivotal time in Indian history, marked by the rise of the British East India Company and significant socio-political changes across the subcontinent. This collectible piece not only represents the currency of that era but also embodies the rich heritage and intricate craftsmanship of Indian minting practices. Collectors will appreciate its unique attributes, including its rarity and historical significance. With no shipments available outside India, this coin stands as a distinctive addition to any collection, offering both aesthetic charm and investment potential. Encapsulate a slice of history with this remarkable Copper Pice. **