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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse field bears bold Arabic-Persian script legend in the centre, denoting the mint name Bangalur (Bengaluru), executed in a cursive style characteristic of Tipu Sultan's copper coinage. The legend is enclosed within a plain inner circle, which is in turn surrounded by a prominent raised beaded border running along the entire periphery of the flan. The hammered strike has produced an irregular flan outline with some weakness at the margins, typical for this denomination and issue. |
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| 縁 | Plain |
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Tipu Sultan's coinage reform of 1787 scrapped the entire Mysorean numismatic system inherited from his father Hyder Ali and introduced a new solar calendar, new denominations, and new mint signatures — a deliberate break with Mughal-derived conventions that had governed southern Indian coinage for generations. The Bengalur mint, one of several Tipu activated during this reorganization, strikes this fraction with the mintname rendered in a distinctly compressed form that distinguishes KM#31.2 from the closely related .1 variety.