Copper Takka(2 Paisa) of Bhim Singh(AD 1792-1803) of Jodhpur State KM 14.2

Description

Jodhpur State, Bhim Singh, (AH1207-1218/1792-1803AD), Copper Takka(2 Paisa), Jodhpur Mint, Obv: Mint Name in Persian, Partly visible date, Rev: zarb manus maimanat sanah julus, 20.55 Gms, 21.53 mm, (KM 14.2), About Extremely Fine, Scarce.

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Step back in time with this remarkable Copper Takka (2 Paisa) of Bhim Singh from the Jodhpur State, minted between AD 1792-1803. This intriguing coin features intricate Persian inscriptions on the obverse side, with a partially visible date, while the reverse side showcases the inscription "zarb manus maimanat sanah julus." Weighing 20.55 grams and measuring 21.53 mm in diameter, this coin is classified as About Extremely Fine and is considered scarce among collectors. Bhim Singh, ruling during a pivotal period in Indian history, left a numismatic legacy that reflects the rich cultural heritage of the Jodhpur State. This coin serves as a tangible connection to the past, offering collectors a glimpse into the economic and artistic traditions of the era. Collectors and enthusiasts will be drawn to the historical significance and rarity of this coin, making it a valuable addition to any collection. Its unique attributes, including the mint name, weight, and size, contribute to its appeal among numismatists seeking distinctive pieces.