Copper Paisa of Mahadji Rao (AD 1761-1794) of Gwalior State KM 213.1 Ujjain Mint Rare

Gwalior State, Mahadji Rao, (AD 1761-1794), Copper Paisa, Ujjain Mint, Obv: Shah Alam II Inscription, Floral Blossom Mint Mark, Rev: Manus maimanat julus, Scimitar Mint Mark, 12.68 Gms, 23.07 mm, (KM 213.1), About Very Fine, Rare.

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Discover a remarkable piece of Indian history with the Copper Paisa of Mahadji Rao, minted between AD 1761-1794 in the Ujjain Mint. This collectible coin, weighing 12.68 grams and measuring 23.07 mm in diameter, features an intricate obverse design showcasing the inscription of Shah Alam II, complemented by a floral blossom mint mark. The reverse illustrates the phrase “Manus maimanat julus” alongside a scimitar mint mark, which adds to its unique aesthetic. Graded as About Very Fine, this coin is a rare find and a must-have for enthusiasts of Indian numismatics.

Mahadji Rao was a prominent figure in the Maratha Empire, known for his political acumen and military prowess. His era was marked by significant developments in trade and governance, making this coin not just a currency but a representation of a transformative period in Indian history. As a highly collectible item, this Copper Paisa is perfect for collectors seeking to enhance their collection with genuine artifacts. It comes with no certification but is guaranteed to be a 100% genuine item that reflects the rich cultural heritage of the Gwalior State.

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