Copper Paisa of Daulat Rao(AD 1794-1827) of Gwalior State of Ujjain Mint KM221

Gwalior, Daulat Rao (AH 1209-1243/1794-1827 AD), Ujjain Dar ul Fath Mint, Copper Paisa, Obv: Shah Alam II Inscription, Slanted Spear Mint Mark, Rev: Manus Maimanat Sanah julus zarb, Floral mint mark,  14.04 Gms, 15.43 x 16.73 mm, (KM221), Extremely Fine, Rare.

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Step back in time to the height of the Maratha Empire with this captivating copper paisa issued during the reign of Maharaja Daulat Rao of the Gwalior State. Struck at the historic Ujjain 'Dar ul Fath' mint between AD 1794 and 1827, this rare numismatic treasure is a tangible piece of 19th-century Indian history. Weighing 14.04 grams and measuring approximately 15.43 x 16.73 mm, the coin bears the classic Shah Alam II inscription and a distinctive slanted spear mint mark on the obverse, while the reverse features traditional mint formulas accompanied by a delicate floral mark. Preserved in an impressive Extremely Fine condition, the details remain remarkably crisp, making the intricate calligraphy and symbols a joy to examine. Numismatists and historians seek out this specific KM221 type for its connection to the turbulent yet culturally rich Maratha period. Whether you are expanding a specialized princely state collection or starting a journey into Indian copper coins, this rare specimen offers both aesthetic appeal and historical significance. Secure this remarkable piece of Gwalior heritage for your cabinet today.