Copper Coin of Tanjore Maratha (AD 1800-1855) K.Ganesh 10.11 with Nagari Maharaja/Mudra

Tanjore Maratha’s, (AD 1800-1855), Copper Unit, Obv: Nagari Legend  in two lines Maha/Raja, Rev: Nagari ‘Mudra’, 3.16 Gms, Very Fine, Very Rare Variety.

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This is an exceptional copper coin issued by the Tanjore Maratha rulers during their reign from AD 1800-1855, a significant period in South Indian numismatic history. The coin features intricate Nagari script inscriptions on both obverse and reverse sides, with “Maha/Raja” displayed prominently on the obverse and the symbolic “Mudra” marking on the reverse. Weighing 3.16 grams, this copper unit represents the monetary system of the Maratha administration in the Thanjavur region during the late colonial era.

The Tanjore Marathas were an important regional power, and their coinage reflects the sophisticated administrative and cultural infrastructure of their kingdom. This particular variety is exceptionally rare, making it a highly sought-after piece for serious numismatists and Indian history enthusiasts. The coin’s Extremely Fine condition preserves the sharp details of the Nagari inscriptions and mint characteristics, offering excellent visibility of historical details. Collectors value such Maratha coins for their historical significance, artistic merit, and rarity. This piece serves as both an investment and a tangible connection to 19th-century South Indian heritage, appealing to those interested in regional Indian numismatics and historical artifacts.

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