Silver Coated Copper Amman Cash of Martanda Bhairava(AD1886-1928) of Puddukkottai State KM6

Description

Puddukotai State, Martanda Bhairava(AD1886-1928), Silver Coated Copper Amman Cash, Obv: Seated Goddess Brihadamba facing, Rev: Telugu 'Vijaya', 1.34 Gms, 10.45 mm, (KM # 6), Extremely fine.

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Add a captivating piece of Indian princely state numismatics to your collection with this Silver Coated Copper Amman Cash, issued during the reign of Raja Martanda Bhairava (AD 1886-1928) of the Pudukkottai State. Meticulously cataloged as KM #6, this micro-coin weighs 1.34 grams and measures 10.45 mm in diameter. The obverse gracefully displays the seated Goddess Brihadamba facing forward, while the reverse bears the Telugu inscription 'Vijaya', symbolizing victory. Preserved in an impressive Extremely Fine condition, this specimen showcases remarkable details despite its diminutive size, retaining its historic silver-coated copper charm. Pudukkottai coinage holds a special place among collectors of South Indian history, offering a tangible connection to the region's rich dynastic past. Whether you are expanding a specialized series of princely state issues or searching for a unique conversation starter, this rare cash coin is a must-have acquisition for dedicated numismatists.