Copper Paisa of Hyderabad State Feudatory 'Elichpur' (18th Cen. AD) of Daryapur Mint KM C19 V.Rare

Hyderabad State Feudatories, 'Elichpur', Namdar Khan (18th Cen. AD), Copper Paisa, Daryapur Mint, Obv: Tiger with upraised tail facing to left, Rev: Mint name in persian 'Daryapur', 10.98 Gms, 16.01 mm, (KM C19), About Very Fine, Rare.

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This exceptional copper Paisa represents a fascinating piece of Indian numismatic history from the Hyderabad State feudatory of Elichpur, minted during the 18th century AD. Issued under the reign of Namdar Khan, this coin was produced at the prestigious Daryapur Mint, a significant center of coinage in the region. The obverse features a distinctive tiger with an upraised tail facing left—a heraldic symbol of power and authority that reflects the princely state's identity. The reverse bears the mint name "Daryapur" inscribed in Persian script, connecting this piece to the rich cultural heritage of the era. Weighing 10.98 grams and measuring 16.01mm in diameter, this coin exemplifies the craftsmanship of medieval Indian minting practices. Graded in Very Fine condition, this rare specimen (KM C19) showcases excellent detail retention despite centuries of circulation. Its scarcity in the numismatic market makes it highly sought after by serious collectors and historians interested in feudatory coinage and regional Indian currency systems. This piece offers both historical significance and investment potential, representing a tangible connection to Hyderabad's princely past and the diverse monetary systems that flourished across pre-colonial India. #