Copper Toka Cash of Hyderabad Feudatory ‘Aurangabad’ (17th – 18th Cen. AD) Parshu/Battle-Axe KM C28

Hyderabad State Feudatory ‘Aurangabad’, (17th – 18th Cen. AD), Copper Toka Cash, Obv: Persian Legend, Rev: Battle axe/Parshu in Canopy, 6.82 Gms, 14.24 x 10.29 mm, (KM C28), Very Fine, Very Rare.

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Step back into the rich dynastic history of the Indian subcontinent with this captivating copper toka cash coin, minted in the Aurangabad region under the Hyderabad State Feudatories during the 17th to 18th century AD. Weighing 6.82 grams and measuring approximately 14.24 x 10.29 mm, this rare numismatic treasure is cataloged as KM C28. The obverse proudly displays traditional Persian legends, while the reverse features the striking motif of a battle-axe, or *parshu*, gracefully sheltered beneath a royal canopy. Graded in Very Fine condition, this piece displays remarkable remaining detail for its age, making it an exceptional acquisition for advanced historians and collectors of South Asian feudal coinage. Owning this tangible piece of the past allows numismatists to hold a fragment of the tumultuous and culturally rich Deccan era. Whether you are expanding a specialized thematic collection of weapon motifs on coins or seeking a unique conversation starter, this elusive and historically significant copper cash is a must-have addition to your cabinet.