Copper Toka Cash of Hyderabad Feudatory 'Aurangabad' Parshu/Battle-Axe

Description

Hyderabad State Feudatory 'Aurangabad', (FE 1241), Copper Toka Cash, Obv: Persian Legend, Rev: Battle axe/Parshu in Canopy, Fasli Date FE(1)240) Bottom, 7.42 Gms, 13.62 x 15.71mm, Very Fine, Extremely Rare.

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This exceptional Copper Toka Cash represents a significant piece of Indian numismatic history, minted in the Hyderabad State feudatory of Aurangabad during the Fasli era (FE 1240-1241). The coin features an intricate Persian legend on the obverse, while the reverse showcases a beautifully rendered battle-axe (Parshu) housed within an ornamental canopy—a distinctive design element of this coinage. Weighing 7.42 grams and measuring 13.62 x 15.71mm, this copper denomination exemplifies the craftsmanship of regional Indian mints during the pre-colonial period. Graded in Very Fine condition, the coin displays excellent detail retention and an appealing patina that speaks to its authenticity and age. What makes this piece truly exceptional is its extreme rarity. Aurangabad feudatory coins, particularly in copper, rarely surface in the collector market, making this an outstanding acquisition for serious numismatists. Whether you're building a regional Indian collection or seeking rare Mughal-era subsidiary coinage, this toka cash offers both historical significance and investment potential. A museum-quality example for the discerning collector.