Copper Kasu of Maysore State (17th – 18th Cen. AD) Numerical Series with Elephant walking left KM153

Mysore State, Numerical Series, (17th – 18th Cen. AD), Anonymous Issue, Copper Kasu, Obv: Elephant walking left, Rev. Cross lines, 2.64 Gms, (KM153), About fine.

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Own a rare piece of Mysore State numismatic history with this authentic copper Kasu from the 17th-18th century. This anonymous issue features the distinctive imagery of an elephant walking left on the obverse, with cross-hatched lines adorning the reverse—a characteristic design of the period’s numerical series coinage. Weighing 2.64 grams and catalogued as KM153, this copper coin represents an important regional currency from South India’s medieval era. In fine condition with visible signs of historical use, it bears the patina of centuries of circulation. Mysore State coins are increasingly sought after by serious collectors and historians studying Indian numismatic traditions. This piece offers authentic insight into pre-modern trade and governance while serving as a tangible connection to India’s rich colonial past. Perfect for numismatists building comprehensive collections of South Indian regional currencies or those fascinated by historical artifacts.