Copper 2 Pies of Mewar State INO Shah Alam II (AD1759-1806) with Trishul KM C2.2 Scarce

Mewar State, INO Shah Alam II, (AD 175-1806), Chitor Mint, Copper 2 Pies, Obv: Bold Trishul, Rev: Double Trishul in Cross, 2.22 Gms, 14.27 mm, (KM C2.2), Very Fine, Rare being Fractional denomination.

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Step back in time with this remarkable collectible piece – a Copper 2 Pies coin from the Mewar State during the reign of INO Shah Alam II (AD 1759-1806). Struck at the Chitor Mint, this coin features a bold Trishul on the obverse and a double Trishul in a cross on the reverse. Weighing 2.22 grams and measuring 14.27 mm, this coin is classified under KM C2.2. Its very fine condition and fractional denomination add to its rarity and allure for numismatists. The Mewar State coinage during this period reflects a fascinating era of history in India, making this piece not only a collectible but also a tangible link to the past. Ideal for collectors and enthusiasts seeking unique pieces with historical significance, this coin holds both cultural and monetary value. Discover the beauty and history of Indian coinage with this exceptional specimen from the Mewar State.