Copper Cash of Madras Presidency (18th Cen. AD) with V E I G Bale mark in Heart Shaped KM 313

Madras Presidency, (18th Cen. AD), Copper Cash, Obv: V E I G Bale Mark in Heart Shield, Rev: Inscription, 1.08 Gms, 7.59 mm, About Very Fine, Rare.

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Own a remarkable piece of Indian colonial numismatic history with this 18th-century Copper Cash from the Madras Presidency. This rare denomination features the distinctive V E I G Bale mark encased in a heart-shaped shield on the obverse, with inscriptions adorning the reverse—hallmarks of East India Company coinage during Britain’s expanding influence in South India. Weighing just 1.08 grams and measuring 7.59mm, this pocket-sized treasure exemplifies the practical currency of its era. Graded in Very Fine condition, it retains excellent detail despite centuries of circulation. The Madras Mint attribution adds institutional significance, while the heart shield design makes this particularly sought after by serious collectors. This is an ideal addition for those collecting British Indian coins, regional presidencies, or unique copper denominations that rarely appear in the market today.