Copper Paisa of Mewar State (AD 1759-1806) with Palm Frond KM C1.2

Mewar State, INO Shah Alam II(AD 1760-1806), Chitor Mint, Copper Pai, Obv: Trishul, Rev: Two Trishul making a Cross, 5.36 Gms, 16.12 mm, (KM C2.1), About Extremely Fine.

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Step back in time with this exquisite Copper Paisa of Mewar State, minted between AD 1759-1806 under the reign of Shah Alam II. This historic coin features a Trishul on the obverse and two Trishuls forming a cross on the reverse, symbolizing religious significance and power. Weighing 5.36 grams and measuring 16.12 mm, this coin is classified as About Extremely Fine quality (KM C2.1). The Mewar State coinage is renowned for its intricate designs and historical importance, making it a coveted piece for collectors and numismatists alike. This particular piece holds a special place in Indian numismatic history, offering a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of the region. A must-have for enthusiasts seeking to expand their collection with a piece of royal Indian coinage.