Copper Pice of Bombay Presidency (AD1802-1829) with EVIC bale Mark Rare

Bombay Presidency, (AD1802-1829), Copper Pice, Obv: EVIC Bale Mark, Rev: Scales/Tarazu & ersian ‘Adil’, 10.62 Gms, 19.79 mm, (KM 198), About Very Fine, Rare.

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Discover a piece of history with the Copper Pice from the Bombay Presidency, minted between AD 1802-1829. This exquisite coin, weighing 10.62 grams and measuring 19.79 mm in diameter, features the distinctive EVIC Bale Mark on the obverse and intricate scales (Tarazu) along with the Persian inscription ‘Adil’ on the reverse. Crafted from copper, this rare denomination of 1 Pice is officially recognized (KM 198) and is graded as About Very Fine, making it a remarkable addition to any collection. The Bombay Mint, located in modern-day Mumbai, is where this coin was struck, reflecting the rich colonial history and trade practices of the era. As a collectible, this item not only represents a unique historical artifact but also offers potential appreciation in value, making it an ideal investment for numismatists and enthusiasts alike. Each coin is carefully preserved, ensuring its condition remains exceptional for generations to come.