Copper Pice of Bengal Presidency (18th Cen. AD) Farrukhabad Mint with Zameendaar C/s

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Transport yourself back to the 18th century with this rare collectible piece from the Bengal Presidency. This Copper Pice, minted in Farrukhabad, features an intriguing design in the name of Shah Alam II. The obverse showcases the inscription “Shah Alam Badshah sana julus,” while the reverse displays “yek pie sifa.” What sets this piece apart is the unlisted new variety with a crude Nagari inscription, weighing 6.10 grams and measuring 20.25 mm. Adding to its uniqueness are the counter strikes on the reverse, bearing the distinctive Zamindaar mark ‘E’ within a circle. Graded as About Extremely Fine, this coin holds significant historical value and rarity, making it a prized possession for any numismatist. Explore the rich history of the Bengal Presidency through this exceptional artifact.