Copper Paisa of Mahadji Rao Sindhiya (AD 1761-1794) of Gwalior State of Burhanpur Mint KM36 C/s

Gwalior State, Mahadji Rao Sindhiya (AH 1175-1209/1761-1794 AD), Copper Paisa, Burhanpur Mint, Obv: Shah Alam II Inscription, Complete dated (AH1206), Rev: Manus maimanat Sanah 32 Zarb Burhanpur, CounterStruck on reverse in 'Cloves' Shaped, 20.28 Gms, 22.70 mm, (KM 36), Extremely Fine, Rare.

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This exceptional Copper Paisa represents a significant piece of Indian numismatic history from the Gwalior State period. Minted during the reign of Mahadji Rao Sindhiya (1761-1794 AD) at the prestigious Burhanpur Mint, this coin features the inscription of Shah Alam II on its obverse, dated AH 1206. The reverse displays "Manus maimanat Sanah 32 Zarb Burhanpur," showcasing the mint's authenticity and craftsmanship. What makes this specimen particularly remarkable is the distinctive clove-shaped countermark struck on the reverse—a unique identifying feature that adds to its historical intrigue. Weighing 20.28 grams with a diameter of 22.70mm, this coin exemplifies the monetary standards of the era. Graded in Extremely Fine condition, it exhibits excellent preservation for a piece over two centuries old, with minimal wear and clear strike details. This KM 36 catalogued rarity appeals to serious collectors of Indian colonial-era coinage, Mughal numismatics, and regional state currencies. Its combination of historical significance, exceptional condition, and scarcity makes it a valuable addition to any collection, representing both monetary history and artistic craftsmanship of 18th-century India. #