Copper Paisa of Bhonsala Rajas of Nagpur (AD 1759-1806) INO Shah Alam II with Zaripatka Flag Beautiful Grade

Bhonsala Raja's of Nagpur, INO Shah Alam II, (AD 1759-1806), Copper Paisa, Obv: Shah Alam II Inscription, Rev: Manus maimanat Julus, 2-Leaf Zaripatka Flag left, 15.65 Gms, Extremely Fine, Rare at this High Grade.

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This exceptional copper paisa represents a fascinating chapter in Indian numismatic history. Minted by the Bhonsala Rajas of Nagpur between 1759-1806, this coin bears the inscription of Shah Alam II, the Mughal emperor whose reign witnessed significant territorial fragmentation across India. The reverse displays the distinctive 2-leaf Zaripatka flag, a hallmark of Nagpur's coinage and a symbol of regional sovereignty during this transitional period. Weighing 15.65 grams and graded in Extremely Fine condition, this specimen showcases remarkable preservation rarely seen in coins from this era. The sharp strike and minimal wear demonstrate careful handling over more than two centuries. Collectors prize Nagpur paisas for their historical significance and aesthetic appeal, particularly those featuring the Zaripatka flag motif. This coin bridges the declining Mughal Empire and emerging regional powers, making it an essential piece for those studying 18th-century Indian numismatics and political history.