Copper Takka of Takhat Singh(AD 1843-73) of Jodhpur State KM # 71 Scarce

Jodhpur State, Takhat Singh, (AH1259-1290/1843-1873AD), Copper Takka, Obv: Persian Inscription 'Takhat Singh', Rev: Persian Inscription 'Shri Mataji', 20.96 Gms, 19.41 mm, (KM # 71), About Extremely Fine, Rare.

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This exceptional Copper Takka represents a significant piece of Indian numismatic history from the Jodhpur State during the reign of Maharaja Takhat Singh (1843-1873 AD). Minted in copper with a weight of 20.96 grams and diameter of 19.41mm, this coin bears the distinguished KM # 71 catalog designation, marking it as a recognized rarity among collectors. The coin showcases remarkable craftsmanship with Persian inscriptions adorning both sides—"Takhat Singh" on the obverse and the auspicious "Shri Mataji" on the reverse. Takhat Singh's reign was a pivotal period in Rajasthani history, and coins from this era are increasingly sought after by serious numismatists and history enthusiasts. Graded in Extremely Fine condition, this specimen displays minimal wear and exceptional detail retention, making it an outstanding example for any serious collection. The scarcity of Takka coinage from this specific ruler and denomination makes it a prized acquisition. This coin not only serves as a tangible investment but also provides fascinating insights into 19th-century Rajput administration and currency systems. Perfect for collectors seeking authentic historical artifacts with documented provenance and numismatic significance. #