Copper Kasu of Maysore Numerical Series (17th – 18th Cen. AD) with Elephant left KM152

Mysore(17th – 18th Cen. AD), Anonymous Issue, Copper Kasu, Obv: Elephant walking left, Rev. Cross lines, 2.62 Gms, (KM152), Very fine, Scarce.

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Add a captivating piece of South Indian numismatic history to your cabinet with this scarce copper kasu, originating from the Kingdom of Mysore during the 17th to 18th centuries. Struck as an anonymous issue, this intriguing coin features a charming depiction of an elephant walking to the left on the obverse, while the reverse displays a distinct geometric pattern of cross lines. Weighing 2.62 grams, it is a tangible remnant of the tumultuous yet culturally rich pre-colonial era in southern India, echoing the trade and coinage systems of the period.

Numismatists prize issues from this era for their rustic charm and historical significance, making this specimen a must-have for collectors focusing on Indian regal series or ancient copper coinages. Graded in Very Fine condition, the details remain remarkably crisp and well-preserved for a circulating piece of its age. Accompanied by its official KM152 catalog reference, this scarce collectible offers a wonderful opportunity to own a verified, centuries-old artifact. Please note that this item is available exclusively for shipping within India.