Copper Doudou of INDO-FRENCH (AD 1720-1835) with Fleur-de-lis

INDO-FRENCH (AD 1720-1835), Copper Doudou, Pondichery Mint, Obv: Fleur-de-lis, Rev: Tamil inscription Pudu/tche/ri, 3.84 Gms, 12.79 X 14.93mm, About Very Fine, Scarce

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Discover a remarkable piece of history with this Indo-French Copper Doudou, minted between 1720 and 1835 at the Pondichery Mint. Weighing 3.84 grams and measuring approximately 12.79 x 14.93 mm, this collectible features the elegant Fleur-de-lis on the obverse, symbolizing the French influence in India, while the reverse showcases the Tamil inscription “Pudu/tche/ri,” a nod to the region’s rich cultural heritage.

This coin is graded as “About Very Fine,” indicating its superior preservation and making it a rare find for enthusiasts. The Indo-French era was marked by significant trade and cultural exchanges between France and India, especially in regions like Pondicherry. Collectors will appreciate not only its historical context but also its distinctive design and minimal availability in the market.

This Doudou serves as a captivating conversation piece and an excellent addition to any collection, reflecting the intricate history of colonial trade. Note that we do not ship outside India, ensuring this piece remains a treasured local artifact.

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