Copper 2 Pies of Mewar State INO Shah Alam II (AD1759-1806) with Floral Branch

Mewar State, INO Shah Alam II(AD 1760-1806), Copper 2 Pies, Obv: Shah Alam II Inscription, Rev: Floral Branch, 3.12 Gms, 13.62 mm, (Unlisted not in KM), About Very Fine, Rare.

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This exceptional copper 2 Pies coin from Mewar State represents a fascinating piece of Indo-Islamic numismatic history. Minted during the reign of Shah Alam II (1759-1806), this rare denomination features the emperor's inscription on the obverse, complemented by an elegant floral branch motif on the reverse. Weighing 3.12 grams with a diameter of 13.62mm, the coin displays remarkable detail despite its modest size. What makes this specimen truly desirable is its unlisted status—not catalogued in standard references like Krause-Mishler—rendering it exceptionally scarce for serious collectors. Graded in About Very Fine condition, it retains excellent definition and character marks that authenticate its age and circulation history. The Mewar State attribution adds significant regional and historical importance, as Mewar's coinage under Mughal suzerainty represents a distinct collecting category. Ideal for numismatists specializing in Indian medieval coinage, regional sultanates, or Mughal-period currencies, this coin bridges political history and artisanal craftsmanship. Its rarity, combined with strong condition and historical provenance, makes it a worthwhile addition to advanced collections.