Copper Falus of Muhammad Ali Shah(AD 1837-42) of Awadh State KM305 Rare

Awadh State, Muhammad Ali Shah, (AD 1837-1842), Copper Falus, Obv: Crown & Fish Flanked by People, Rev: Persian Inscription : Muhammad Ali Shah, 10.84 Gms, 24.18 mm, (KM 305), About Fine, Rare.

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This rare copper Falus represents a significant piece of Indian numismatic history from the Awadh State period. Minted between 1837-1842 under the reign of Muhammad Ali Shah, this exceptional coin showcases the distinctive iconography of the era—featuring a regal crown and fish motif flanked by figures on the obverse, with Persian inscriptions honoring the ruler on the reverse. Weighing 10.84 grams and measuring 24.18mm in diameter, this KM305 specimen displays the character of heavy circulation, grading as Fine. The copper composition and intricate design reflect the craftsmanship of 19th-century Indian coinage during the twilight of regional sovereignty. Collectors of South Asian numismatics prize this denomination for its historical significance and relative scarcity. The worn patina tells a story of centuries past, making this a tangible connection to Awadh's royal heritage—an essential addition for serious collectors of Indian regional coins and period currency.