Copper Paisa of Maratha Confederacy(AD 1759-1806) of Srinagar Mint Trident Rare

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Step back into the turbulent and vibrant era of the Maratha Confederacy with this rare Copper Paisa, minted at the Srinagar Mint between AD 1759 and 1806. Struck in the name of Mughal Emperor Shah Alam II, this remarkable coin bridges two colliding powers in Indian history. The obverse proudly features traditional Persian legends alongside a distinct Trishul (trident) symbol, a hallmark of Maratha sovereignty in the region, while the reverse displays classic mint marks and regnal formulas reading manus maimanat sanah julus. Weighing 15.28 grams with a diameter of 17.52 mm, this specimen grades at an impressive About Fine condition, retaining clear, readable details that numismatists deeply cherish. For serious collectors of Indian regal history, feudal copper coinages, or Maratha empire memorabilia, this rare trident variety represents an essential historical artifact. It offers a tangible connection to the military and economic prowess of the 18th-century Maratha expansion across the Indian subcontinent.