Copper Pice of Bombay Presidency (AD1802-1829) with EVIC bale Mark Rare

Description

Bombay Presidency, (AD1802-1829), Copper Pice, Obv: EVIC Bale Mark, Rev: Scales/Tarazu & ersian 'Adil', 10.62 Gms, 19.79 mm, (KM 198), About Very Fine, Rare.Vist our Store for many more exiting Coin offers athttps://coinbazzar.com/store/coingallery/Note – We Do not ship out of India Discover a piece of history with the Copper Pice from the Bombay Presidency, minted between AD 1802 and 1829. This rare collectible coin, weighing 10.62 grams and measuring 19.79 mm in diameter, features the distinctive EVIC Bale Mark on the obverse and the intricate design of scales (Tarazu) alongside the Persian inscription 'Adil' on the reverse. Struck at the historic Bombay Mint in Mumbai, this coin is graded as About Very Fine, making it a remarkable addition for any numismatic enthusiast. The Bombay Presidency era was a significant period in Indian history, marked by British colonial expansion and economic transformation. This particular Pice is not just a currency piece but a captivating artifact that reflects the socio-economic landscape of early 19th-century India. Its rarity and unique attributes, such as its copper composition and historical context, make it highly sought after by collectors. This coin comes unencapsulated, allowing you to appreciate its condition and detail. Note that we do not ship outside India, so seize the opportunity to own this exceptional piece of history today!