Rare Copper Paisa of Sunth State (17th - 18th Cen. AD) with Nagari 'Shri' Type. PM312

Description

Sunth State, (17th - 18th Cen. AD), Copper Paisa, Obv: Nagri ‘Shri’ in Crude form, Rev: Scimitar, 10.76 Gms, 18.27 x 21.17 mm, (Heritage of Gujrat through Coins, PM # 312), About Fine, Very Rare.

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Add a captivating piece of princely India to your numismatic cabinet with this rare copper paisa issued by the Sunth State during the 17th to 18th centuries AD. Struck in pure copper and weighing 10.76 grams with dimensions of approximately 18.27 by 21.17 mm, this collectible coin is a tangible fragment of Gujarat's rich feudal history. The obverse features the Nagari character 'Shri' rendered in a fascinatingly crude, early style, while the reverse proudly displays a traditional scimitar symbol. Referenced in numismatic literature as PM #312 in "Heritage of Gujarat through Coins," this specimen grades at About Fine condition, retaining remarkable historical integrity for its age. Advanced collectors of Indian princely state coinages will prize this piece for its scarcity and regional significance. Whether you are building a specialized Gujarat series or seeking unique pre-colonial coppers, this very rare paisa offers an exceptional window into the turbulent and vibrant eras of India's past.