Copper Paisa of Raganath Singh(AD 1890-1929) of Pratapgarh State KM40 Beautiful Grade

Pratapgarh, Raganath Singh (VS 1947-1986/1890-1929 AD), Copper Paisa, Obv: legend “samant” and date, Rev: shri/raj dev/gadh prata/pgadh, 7.59 Gms, 20.00mm, (KM40), Extremely fine, Rare with Clear Reverse Complete Legends.

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This exceptional copper paisa represents a significant piece of Indian numismatic history from the princely state of Pratapgarh under the rule of Maharaja Raganath Singh (1890-1929 AD). Struck during the Vikram Samvat period 1947-1986, this KM40 catalogued coin weighs 7.59 grams and measures 20mm in diameter.

What makes this specimen truly remarkable is its extremely fine condition with crystal-clear legends on both obverse and reverse—a rarity for coins of this age and origin. The obverse displays the “samant” legend with precise dating, while the reverse showcases the complete inscription “shri/raj dev/gadh prata/pgadh,” rarely seen in such pristine clarity.

As a regional Indian state coinage, these Pratapgarh paisas are increasingly sought after by serious collectors focused on princely state currencies. The combination of historical significance, scarcity, and exceptional preservation makes this an outstanding addition to any collection of pre-independence Indian numismatics.