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Nawabs of Surat, INO Shah Alam II, (AD 1759-1806), Copper Paisa, Obv: Shah Alam II Inscription, Rev: Mint Name 'Surat', 13.62 Gms, About Extremely Fine, Very Rare.
The Nawabs of Surat were rulers who governed the important port city of Surat, primarily under Mughal suzerainty, with their rule transitioning under British influence, culminating in the East India Company taking direct control in the late 18th century after the last nawab, Nizamuddin Muhammad Khan, died, though descendants...
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- Rare Copper Paisa from Nawabs of Surat, INO Shah Alam II (AD 1759-1806) 🌟
- Extremely Fine condition, showcasing excellent preservation! ✅
- Unique mint mark 'Surat' enhances collectible value! 💰
- A historical treasure reflecting India's rich past! 🚀
- 100% Genuine Item, perfect for passionate collectors! 🏷️
Condition
Extremely Fine (Good Condition)
Metal
Copper
Description
Nawabs of Surat, INO Shah Alam II, (AD 1759-1806), Copper Paisa, Obv: Shah Alam II Inscription, Rev: Mint Name 'Surat', 13.62 Gms, About Extremely Fine, Very Rare.
The Nawabs of Surat were rulers who governed the important port city of Surat, primarily under Mughal suzerainty, with their rule transitioning under British influence, culminating in the East India Company taking direct control in the late 18th century after the last nawab, Nizamuddin Muhammad Khan, died, though descendants...
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Discover a remarkable piece of history with the Copper Paisa from the Nawabs of Surat, issued during the reign of INO Shah Alam II (AD 1759-1806). This rare coin, weighing 13.62 grams, features the inscription of Shah Alam II on the obverse and the mint name 'Surat' on the reverse, making it a coveted addition for numismatists and collectors alike. Crafted from copper, this coin is graded as Extremely Fine, showcasing its well-preserved condition that adds to its allure.
The Nawabs of Surat held significant power over the bustling port city of Surat, a crucial hub in trade routes, especially during the Mughal era. Their rule transitioned to British influence, marking a pivotal shift in Indian history. The last Nawab, Nizamuddin Muhammad Khan, saw the East India Company assume control in the late 18th century, making this coin a fascinating artifact reflecting a transformative period.
With its historical significance and rarity, this collectible item is sure to attract enthusiasts and investors alike, representing not just currency but a slice of India's rich heritage.
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Additional information
Item code
E3690
Seller
coingallery
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