India › Baroda, Princely state of 2 Paisa - Sayaji Rao III Baroda Rare Coin

Description

Issuer	Princely state of Baroda (Indian local and princely states)
Type	Standard circulation coins
Years	1940-1950 (1883-1893)
Calendar	Vikram Samvat
Value	2 Paisa (1⁄32)
Currency	Rupee
Composition	Copper
Weight	16.3 g
Diameter	29.5 mm
Thickness	2.9 mm
Shape	Round
Technique	Milled
Orientation	Medal alignment ↑↑
Demonetized	Yes

Own a piece of Indian princely state history with this exceptional 2 Paisa coin from Baroda, minted during the reign of Maharaja Sayaji Rao III. Issued between 1940-1950 (Vikram Samvat 1883-1893), this copper coin represents a fascinating era of pre-independence India when princely states maintained their own monetary systems. Weighing 16.3 grams with a diameter of 29.5mm, this round milled coin showcases impressive craftsmanship and authentic period details. As a demonetized currency, this coin has transitioned from circulation to become a highly sought-after collectible. Baroda coins, particularly those bearing Sayaji Rao III's insignia, are increasingly rare and valued among numismatists for their historical significance and scarcity. The coin's copper composition has developed a natural patina over decades, adding to its authentic vintage character. This piece serves as both an investment-grade collectible and a tangible connection to India's princely state legacy, making it an essential addition for serious coin collectors, history enthusiasts, and those seeking alternative assets with cultural importance.