Copper Paisa of Jankoji Rao (AD1827-43) of Gwalior State of Jawad MintKM104 with Spear & Scimitar Rare

Name: Copper Paisa of Jankoji Rao (AD1827-43) of Gwalior State of Jawad MintKM104 with Spear & Scimitar Rare
Brand: coingallery
SKU: E2795
Price: 825 INR
Availability: InStock

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Highlights

Gwalior State, Jankoji Rao (AH1243-1259/1827-1843AD), Copper Paisa, Jawad Mint, Obv: Spear & Scimitar, Nagari 'Ja', Rev: Typical Jawad Type Design, 9.49 Gms, 16.08mm, (KM 104), Extremely Fine, Rare.

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- Rare Copper Paisa of Jankoji Rao (AD 1827-1843) 🌟 - Minted at Jawad, Extremely Fine condition ✅ - Unique Spear & Scimitar design with Nagari 'Ja' - Highly collectible and a great investment for numismatists 💰 - 100% Genuine item, capturing a rich historical era! 🚀 - Available at the lowest price for a limited time! 🏷️

Condition: Extremely Fine (Good Condition)
Metal: Copper

Description

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Introducing the rare Copper Paisa of Jankoji Rao, issued between 1827 and 1843 by the Gwalior State at the Jawad Mint. This exquisite coin features a striking obverse design of a Spear and Scimitar alongside the Nagari inscription 'Ja', while the reverse showcases a typical Jawad type design. Weighing 9.49 grams and measuring 16.08 mm in diameter, this piece is categorized as KM 104 and is in Extremely Fine condition, making it a delightful addition for collectors. The historical significance of this coin stems from the reign of Jankoji Rao, a prominent figure in the Gwalior State during a transformative era in Indian history. Its rarity not only highlights its collectible value but also appeals to enthusiasts who appreciate the rich heritage and craftsmanship of Indian numismatics. This coin is 100% genuine and comes with no packaging or certification, allowing collectors to appreciate its unaltered beauty and historical context.