Copper Paisa of Hyderabad State (17th – 18th Cen. AD) from Anjangaon with Sword Right

Hyderabad State, (17th – 18th Cen. AD), Copper Paisa, Anjangaon(Maharashatra) Region, Obv: Sword Right, Persian Inscription, Rev: Persian Inscriptions, 7.58 Gms, 16.01 x 14.70 mm, About Very Fine, Rare New Variety.

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This exceptional Copper Paisa represents a fascinating piece of Hyderabad State’s numismatic heritage, dating back to the 17th-18th century AD. Minted in the Anjangaon region of Maharashtra, this copper coin showcases authentic Persian inscriptions on both obverse and reverse, with a distinctive sword depicted on the obverse side—a symbol of authority and sovereignty during the Deccan sultanate era.

Weighing 7.58 grams and measuring 16.01 x 14.70 mm, this coin exhibits a Very Fine condition, demonstrating excellent preservation despite its centuries-old origins. As a rare new variety, it holds significant historical and numismatic value for serious collectors of Indian regional coinage. The Paisa denomination was a standard monetary unit during Hyderabad State’s reign, making this piece a tangible connection to the region’s rich Islamic cultural and commercial past.

The coin’s rarity, combined with its historical significance and superb condition, makes it a highly sought-after addition to any collection focusing on pre-colonial Indian currencies or Deccan sultanate artifacts. Collectors appreciate such pieces not only for their monetary historical context but also as archaeological evidence of regional governance and trade systems during this transformative period in Indian history.