Copper Coin of Polygars of Tirunelveli – Later Nawabs Period (17th – 18th Cen. AD) with Pellets around a central annulet

Polygars of Tiruneleli – Later Nawbs Period, (17th – 18th Cen. AD), Copper Unit, Obv: Pellets around a central annulet, Rev: Pellets around a central annulet, 0.40 Gms, 6.20 mm, (Similar to Mitch. 982-983), About Very Fine, Rare.

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Own a rare piece of Indian numismatic history with this exceptional copper coin from the Polygars of Tirunelveli during the Later Nawabs Period (17th-18th century AD). This diminutive yet significant unit, weighing just 0.40 grams and measuring 6.20mm, showcases the distinctive design of pellets arranged around a central annulet on both obverse and reverse—a hallmark of this rare coinage period.

The Polygars, regional feudal rulers of South India, issued these coins during a transformative era of Indian history. This example achieves Very Fine condition, displaying excellent preservation for its age. Graded as rare and comparable to Mitchell 982-983, it represents an important artifact for serious collectors of Indian medieval coinage and regional currency systems.

Perfect for numismatists focused on South Indian history, regional governance, or pre-colonial Indian metallurgy, this coin offers both historical significance and investment potential. A remarkable addition to any collection of authentic Indian antiquities.