Copper Takka of Sheodan Singh (AD 1857-1874) of Alwar State KM35 Very Rare

Alwar State, Sheodan Singh, (AD 1857-1874), Copper Takka, Obv: Inscription in Persian : The Exalted Queen (Vistoria) at the seat of the realm England, Rev: Inscription in persian : ‘Maharao Raj’ Sawai Sheodan Singh Bahadur, 18 Gms, 20 mm, (KM 35), Very Fine, Very Rare.

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Introducing the Copper Takka of Sheodan Singh, a remarkable piece of numismatic history from the Alwar State, minted between AD 1857 and 1874. This exquisite coin, weighing 18 grams and measuring 20 mm in diameter, features an elegant inscription in Persian on the obverse, proclaiming the Exalted Queen (Victoria) at the seat of the realm, England. The reverse highlights the honorific title ‘Maharao Raj’ of Sawai Sheodan Singh Bahadur, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the era. Crafted from copper, this very fine coin exemplifies the artistry and historical significance of Indian states during the 19th century.

This particular Takka is categorized as KM 35 and is recognized for its rarity, making it a coveted item for collectors and enthusiasts alike. The coin’s condition is very fine, adding to its collectible value. Ideal for those seeking to enhance their collection with a unique piece of history, this Takka not only represents a pivotal period in Indian history but also serves as an investment opportunity as a future rare item. Note that we do not ship outside of India, ensuring that this treasure remains a local gem.

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