Copper Dokdo of Rayadhanji II (AD 1778-1814) of Kutch State KM C26 Rare

Kutch State, Rayadhanji II, (AD 1778-1814), Copper Dokdo, Obv: Persian Inscription, Nagari ‘Rao Shri Raydhnji’, Rev: Persian inscription, 8.04 Gms, 15.98 mm, (KM C26), About Fine, Rare.

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This exceptional Copper Dokdo represents a significant piece of Indian numismatic history from the Kutch State during the reign of Rayadhanji II (1778-1814). The Dokdo, a traditional copper denomination, showcases the rich cultural and linguistic heritage of the region through its bilingual inscriptions—featuring Persian text on both obverse and reverse, complemented by Nagari script reading "Rao Shri Raydhnji" on the obverse. Weighing 8.04 grams with a diameter of 15.98mm, this KM C26 catalogued specimen exemplifies the coinage standards of 18th-century Kutch. The coin's Extremely Fine condition preserves remarkable detail and legibility of its historical inscriptions, making it an excellent example for serious collectors and historians alike. Its rarity status, combined with its well-preserved state, makes this dokdo a highly sought-after acquisition. Collectors value pieces like this for their historical significance, representing a unique period of Indian regional governance and monetary systems. This coin serves as both an investment piece and an educational artifact, offering insights into Kutch's political autonomy and cultural identity during the late Mughal era. Perfect for numismatists specializing in Indian princely state coinage.