Copper Paisa of Jankoji Rao(AD1827-1843) of Gwalior State Lashkar Mint KM 131.2

Gwalior State, Jankoji Rao(AH1243-1259/1827-1843AD), Copper Paisa, Lashkar Mint, Obv: Persian Inscription, Bold ‘Trishul’, Rev: Maimanat Julus, ‘Spear’ Mint mark, 9.40 Gms, 21.35 mm, (KM 131.2), About Exremely Fine, Scarce.

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This exceptional Copper Paisa represents a significant piece of Indian numismatic history from the Gwalior State during the reign of Jankoji Rao (1827-1843 AD). Minted at the prestigious Lashkar Mint, this coin showcases the artistic and cultural blend of the era, featuring a striking Persian inscription on the obverse accompanied by a bold Trishul symbol—a sacred Hindu emblem reflecting the syncretism of the Gwalior court. The reverse displays “Maimanat Julus” with a distinctive spear mint mark, identifying its origin with precision.

Weighing 9.40 grams and measuring 21.35mm in diameter, this Paisa (KM 131.2) is graded in Extremely Fine condition, displaying impressive preservation for its age of nearly two centuries. The rarity of this particular denomination and mint mark makes it a coveted addition to serious numismatic collections. This coin documents a fascinating period in central Indian history and exemplifies the craftsmanship of the Gwalior State mint. Collectors of Indian state coins, Mughal-era currency, and historical artifacts will appreciate both its aesthetic appeal and historical significance as a tangible artifact from pre-colonial India.