Copper Paisa of Mewar State (17th – 18th Cen. AD) of Umrada Mint with Cross Lines

Mewar State, (17th – 18th Cen. AD), Copper Paisa, Umrada Mint, Obv: Multiple Cross Lines, Rev: Multiple Cross lines, 0.82 Gms, 11.26 x 13.34 mm, Very Fine.

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This exceptional Copper Paisa represents a fascinating piece of Mewar State’s numismatic heritage, dating back to the 17th-18th century AD. Minted at the Umrada Mint, this small yet historically significant coin weighs just 0.82 grams and measures 11.26 x 13.34 mm. Both the obverse and reverse feature distinctive multiple cross lines—a characteristic design element of the period that reflects the region’s coinage traditions.

The paisa served as an essential monetary unit in medieval Indian kingdoms, and Mewar State coins are particularly prized by numismatists for their historical importance and rarity. This specimen exhibits a Very Fine condition, displaying good detail preservation despite centuries of circulation. Collectors value Mewar State coins for their connection to Rajasthan’s rich cultural heritage and their role in documenting the economic systems of pre-colonial India.

The cross-line motif is a notable artistic and functional element, possibly serving as mint marks or protective talismans. This piece represents an excellent addition to Indian historical coin collections, offering genuine insight into the metalwork and monetary practices of medieval Mewar. Its modest size belies its historical significance and collectible appeal.

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