Copper Pie of Fatteh Singh(AD 1884-1929) of Mewar State of Udaipur Mint KM Y14 Very Rare

Description

Mewar State, Fatteh Singh, (AD 1884-1929), Udaipur Mint, Copper Pie, Obv: 'Udaipur' in Nagari & Design, Rev: 'Chittor' & Date in Nagari, 1.64 Gms, (KM Y14), About Fine, Very Rare.

Vist our Store for many more exiting Coin offers at

https://coinbazzar.com/store/coingallery/

Note – We Do not ship out of India

This exceptional Copper Pie represents a significant piece of Indian numismatic history from the Mewar State of Udaipur during the reign of Maharaja Fatteh Singh (1884-1929). Minted at the prestigious Udaipur Mint, this copper denomination features authentic Nagari script inscriptions—"Udaipur" on the obverse and "Chittor" with the date on the reverse, reflecting the region's rich cultural heritage. Weighing 1.64 grams and catalogued as KM Y14, this coin is exceptionally scarce, making it a coveted addition to any serious numismatic collection. The Fine (Heavy Used) condition showcases genuine age and historical circulation, with natural patina that speaks to its authenticity and provenance. Collectors and historians prize coins from the Mewar State for their rarity and artistic merit. The Pie denomination, once essential to everyday commerce in the princely states, now represents a vanished monetary system. This particular specimen's scarcity, combined with its direct connection to Rajasthan's royal heritage, makes it an outstanding investment piece. Whether you're a seasoned collector seeking regional variants or a history enthusiast, this Very Rare coin offers both numismatic value and historical significance that only authentic period pieces can provide. #