Copper Paisa of Jaswant Rao(AD1834-57) of Dhar State KM 1 Rare
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Dhar State, Jaswant Rao, (AH1250-1274/1834-1857AD), Copper Paisa, Obv: Double Banner Flag within Decorative circle, Rev: Nagarai Inscription in 2 Lines, Dhir/Saaraja.., Nagari Date Numerals 126x, 7.91 Gms, 18.81 mm, (KM # 1), About Fine, Rare Variety.
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🪙 Genuine Dhar State copper paisa issued under Jaswant Rao (1834-1857). ⭐ Highly Collectible ⚖️ Features a desirable 7.91g weight and 18.81mm diameter (KM # 1). 🔍 Rare variety displaying a double banner flag and Nagari inscription. ✅100% Genuine ItemDhar State, Jaswant Rao, (AH1250-1274/1834-1857AD), Copper Paisa, Obv: Double Banner Flag within Decorative circle, Rev: Nagarai Inscription in 2 Lines, Dhir/Saaraja.., Nagari Date Numerals 126x, 7.91 Gms, 18.81 mm, (KM # 1), About Fine, Rare Variety.
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Step back into 19th-century India with this fascinating copper paisa issued during the reign of Jaswant Rao of Dhar State, spanning the years AD 1834 to 1857. Struck in pure copper, this scarce numismatic piece measures 18.81 mm and weighs 7.91 grams, bearing the classic KM # 1 catalog designation. The obverse showcases a striking double banner flag enclosed within a decorative circle, while the reverse features a distinct two-line Nagari inscription reading "Dhir/Saaraja" alongside visible Nagari date numerals. Graded in Very Fine condition, this surviving artifact offers a tangible connection to the princely states of India during a period of immense historical transformation. Numismatists and serious collectors of Indian princely state coinage will prize this rare variety for its intricate religious and regional iconography, as well as its scarcity in the current market. Preserved carefully to maintain its historic patination, this paisa represents a magnificent centerpiece for any advanced collection focusing on central Indian mints.There are no reviews yet.










