Copper Paisa of Laxman Singh(c. AD1870) of Banswara State KM12 Rare

Banswara, Laxman Singh, ND(1870), Copper Paisa, Obv:”Samba” ends down, in large circle, Rev: “Samba” ends upside, in large circle, 10.83g, 19.18mm, (KM12), About very fine Rare.

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Own a piece of Indian princely state numismatic history with this exceptional Copper Paisa from Banswara State, minted circa 1870 under Maharaja Laxman Singh. This KM12 catalogued coin weighs 10.83g and measures 19.18mm, featuring the distinctive “Samba” inscription on both obverse and reverse within elegant circular frames—a characteristic design of Banswara’s coinage.

Graded in Very Fine condition, this rare copper paisa showcases the artistry and historical significance of 19th-century Indian princely state currency. Banswara State coins are increasingly sought after by serious numismatists and Indian history enthusiasts, as they represent a fascinating period of regional autonomy and cultural identity.

This coin is an ideal acquisition for collectors interested in pre-colonial and colonial-era Indian coinage, rare metallic currencies, or those building comprehensive collections of princely state issues. Its rarity, combined with excellent preservation, makes it both a tangible investment and a window into India’s diverse monetary heritage. Perfect for the discerning collector seeking authentic historical artifacts with documented provenance.