Silver Rupee of Maratha Confederacy INO Shah Alam II (AD 1759-1806) of Ravishnagar Sagar Mint

Description

Maratha Confederacy, INO Shah Alam II, (AD 1759-1806), Silver Rupee, Kora Mint, Obv: Shah Alam II Inscription, Trident & Small 2-Leaf flag Mint Mark, Rev: Manus maimanat sanah Ry3 julus zarb Kora, 11.24 Gms, 20.91 mm, (Unlisted not in KM), About Very Fine, Rare.

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Step back in time to the height of the Maratha Empire with this striking silver rupee, minted during the turbulent reign of Mughal Emperor Shah Alam II between AD 1759 and 1806. Struck at the Ravishnagar Sagar Mint, this rare numismatic treasure reflects the complex political dynamics of 18th-century India, where regional confederacies often issued currency in the name of the central monarch. Weighing a substantial amount with a neat diameter, it features intricate Persian inscriptions alongside distinctive mint marks that tell a rich story of sovereignty and trade. Graded in Very Fine condition, this piece displays pleasing details that will captivate both novice and advanced numismatists. Collectors covet coins from this era for their historical depth and scarcity, especially rare variants that anchor advanced collections of Indian princely states. Whether you are expanding a cabinet of historical silver or seeking a tangible artifact of the Maratha Confederacy, this exceptional rupee offers a genuine connection to India's dynamic past.