Copper 1/2 Duit of Indo-French (AD 1695) with facing figure of Goddess Kali

Indo-French, (AD 1695), Copper 1/2 Duit, Obv: Facing figure of Goddess Kali, Rev: Inscription in Tamil ‘Nakaparranam’, 1.20 Gms, (KM 25), About Fine, Rare.

Vist our Store for many more exiting Coin offers at

https://coinbazzar.com/store/coingallery/

Note – We Do not ship out of India

Discover a piece of history with this stunning Copper 1/2 Duit from the Indo-French era, minted in AD 1695. This collectible coin features an intricately designed obverse showcasing the revered Goddess Kali, a symbol of empowerment and destruction in Hindu mythology. The reverse is adorned with the inscription ‘Nakaparranam’ in Tamil, adding an authentic touch to this rare artifact. Weighing in at 1.20 grams and classified as About Fine (Heavy USED), this coin is a remarkable find for any numismatic enthusiast. The Indo-French coins were issued during a time of significant trade and cultural exchange between India and France, making them historically noteworthy. This particular piece is part of a limited series, enhancing its appeal to collectors. While it carries some wear, its unique attributes and historical significance make it a coveted item for those looking to enrich their collections. Please note that this item does not come with certification, but its provenance is clear and its story undeniable.