Copper Paisa of Vagh Raja’s of Mohitpur (18th Cen. AD) from Indore State with Lion KM # A53 Rare

Indore State, Vagh Raja’s of Mohitpur, (18th Cen. AD), Copper Paisa, Maheshwar Mint, Obv: Lion facing Right, Palm Branch infront, Rev: Shivalingam, 13.68 Gms, 27.39 mm, (KM # A53), About Fine, Rare.

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Discover a piece of history with the Copper Paisa from the Vagh Raja’s of Mohitpur, minted in the 18th century AD during the Indore State era. This exquisite coin, weighing 13.68 grams and measuring 27.39 mm in diameter, showcases a striking lion facing right on the obverse, accompanied by a palm branch, while the reverse features the sacred Shivalingam. Designated as KM # A53, this coin stands out due to its rarity and unique attributes, being made of copper and graded as Very Fine (USED). The Maheshwar Mint, known for its historical significance, produced this coin, making it a coveted item for collectors interested in Indian numismatics. Its historical context reflects the rich heritage of the Indore State and the Vagh Raja dynasty, which will intrigue both collectors and history enthusiasts alike. The coin’s excellent condition adds to its collectible value, making it a fantastic investment for those seeking to enrich their collections with genuine and rare items.

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