Copper Paisa of Laxman Singh(c. AD1870) of Banswara State KM # 7.1

Banswara, Laxman Singh, ND(1870), Copper Paisa, Obv:”Samba” ends down, in large circle, Rev: “Samba” ends down, in large circle, 10.76 Gms, 23.83 mm, (KM 7.1), About Very Fine.

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Own a piece of Indian numismatic history with this exceptional Copper Paisa from Banswara State, circa 1870, issued under the reign of Maharaja Laxman Singh. This KM #7.1 specimen showcases authentic craftsmanship of the princely state era, weighing 10.76 grams and measuring 23.83mm in diameter. The coin features “Samba” inscriptions on both obverse and reverse within prominent circular designs, representing the unique coinage traditions of this independent kingdom. Graded in Very Fine condition, this well-preserved example demonstrates excellent detail retention despite its age. Banswara State coins are increasingly sought after by serious collectors focusing on Indian princely states and regional currency history. This piece offers both historical significance and investment potential, making it an ideal addition to numismatic collections specializing in 19th-century Indian coinage.