Rare Sikh Empire of 1 Paisa 1828 Ranjit Singh Amritsar Mint Coin #A-209

Description

IssuerEmpire of Sikh (Indian states) TypeStandard circulation coinYear1885 (1828)CalendarVikram SamvatValue1 Paisa (1⁄64)CurrencyRupee (1711-1849)CompositionCopperWeight10.5 gDiameter20 mmShapeRoundDemonetizedYesNumberN# 37134ReferencesKM# 7.1 Step back in time to the Sikh Empire with this rare and exquisite 1 Paisa coin minted in 1828 during the reign of Maharaja Ranjit Singh in Amritsar. Issued as a standard circulation coin, this piece holds historical significance as a part of Indian states' numismatic heritage. Crafted from copper, the coin weighs 10.5g with a diameter of 20mm, featuring a round shape. It bears the inscription of Vikram Samvat on the calendar, denoting a value of 1 Paisa in the Rupee currency. This collectible item, designated with the serial number N#37134 and referenced as KM#7.1, offers a glimpse into a bygone era of Sikh history and culture. Its numismatic value lies not only in its material composition and design but also in its rarity and historical context. A prized addition for collectors and enthusiasts, this coin represents a tangible link to the rich heritage of the Sikh Empire, making it a fascinating piece for numismatists and history aficionados alike.