Copper Pai of Sayaji Rao III(AD 1875-1938) of Baroda State Dated VS1944 - KM Y30.2

Name: Copper Pai of Sayaji Rao III(AD 1875-1938) of Baroda State Dated VS1944 - KM Y30.2
Brand: coingallery
SKU: E2762
Price: 412.5 INR
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Highlights

Baroda State, Sayaji Rao III (1875-1938 AD), Copper Pai, Obv: Inscription, Title & Mint Mark within beaded circle, Rev: Inscription & Date within beaded circle, Dated (VS1944), (KM Y30.2), 1.99 Gms, 18.18 mm, About Very Fine, Rare being fractional denomination.

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** - 🏷️ Rare Copper Pai from Sayaji Rao III (VS1944) - ⭐ About Very Fine condition – a collector's dream! - 💰 Highly collectible fractional denomination - 🚀 A unique piece of Indian heritage - ✅ 100% Genuine Item, historical significance

Condition: Very Fine (USED)
Metal: Copper

Description

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** Discover a remarkable piece of history with the Copper Pai issued by Sayaji Rao III of Baroda State, dated VS1944 (AD 1875-1938). This exquisite coin, weighing 1.99 grams and measuring 18.18 mm, features intricate inscriptions and a distinctive mint mark encircled by a beaded border on the obverse. The reverse showcases further inscriptions and the date, all within a similarly adorned border. Known as KM Y30.2, this coin is classified as being in "About Very Fine" condition, making it a rare find, particularly as a fractional denomination. Sayaji Rao III, a significant historical figure, was a progressive ruler who contributed greatly to the development of Baroda State. Coins from this era are not only collectible but also serve as a testament to the rich cultural heritage of India. This piece is an exceptional addition for any serious numismatist, offering both aesthetic appeal and historical significance. Its rarity and fine condition enhance its value, making it a smart investment for enthusiasts and collectors alike. **