Copper Paisa of Gonds of Devogarh(15th – 16th Cen. AD) Flower in Dotted Circle KM2 RARE

Gonds of Devogarh, (15th – 16th Cen. AD), Copper Paisa, Obv: Flower in dotted circle with crescent, Rev: Uniface, 6.86 Gms, 15.24 x 18.25 mm, About Fine, Rare.

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Step back in time to the 15th and 16th centuries with this captivating Copper Paisa issued by the Gonds of Devogarh. This rare numismatic treasure offers a tangible connection to the medieval Gond dynasty, renowned for their hill forts and rich cultural heritage in central India. Struck from solid copper, the obverse charmingly features a delicate floral motif enclosed within a traditional dotted circle accompanied by a crescent, while the reverse remains historically uniface. Weighing 6.86 grams and measuring approximately 15.24 x 18.25 mm, this specimen has been preserved in an appealing About Fine condition, allowing its ancient details to clearly shine through. Advanced and intermediate collectors of medieval Indian coinage will appreciate the scarcity and historical significance of this scarce piece. Whether you are expanding a specialized dynastic series or simply seeking a unique artifact from a bygone era, this Gond of Devogarh paisa makes a distinguished addition to any serious cabinet of curiosities.