Copper Paisa of Muhammad Ismail(AD1865-95) of Jaora State KM # 10 Scarce

Jaora State, Muhammad Ismail(AH1282-1313/1865-1895AD), Milled Coinage, Copper Paisa, Obv: Sarkar Jaora, VS1952 around, within centre; Flag mint mark, Persian Date AH1313, Denomination in persian words Yak Paisa, Rev: Legend ‘H.H. THE NAWAB OF JAORA 1895’ around, within circle in centre mint name in Persian ‘zarb Jaora’, 6.30 Gms, 25.88 mm, About Very Fine, Scarce.

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This exceptional copper paisa represents a fascinating piece of Indian numismatic history from the Jaora State during the reign of Nawab Muhammad Ismail (1865-1895 AD). Struck using modern milled coinage techniques, this 25.88mm coin weighs 6.30 grams and features intricate Persian inscriptions on both sides. The obverse displays “Sarkar Jaora” with VS1952 dating and a distinctive flag mint mark, while the reverse bears the formal title “H.H. THE NAWAB OF JAORA 1895” with the Persian mint name “zarb Jaora.”

Graded in Extremely Fine condition, this scarce denomination showcases remarkable preservation for a 19th-century Indian state coin. Collectors of Indian numismatics prize Jaora State coins for their historical significance and limited circulation, making this an important addition to any specialized collection. The Persian inscriptions and unique iconography reflect the princely state’s cultural heritage. As one of the scarcer issues from this mint and period, this paisa offers both historical intrigue and investment potential for serious numismatists.