1 Paisa

Banswara was among the smaller Rajput states in the southern Rajputana Agency, and its coinage remained largely unofficial in character well into the second half of the nineteenth century. The British Political Agent exercised nominal oversight, but local rulers retained enough autonomy to strike their own copper with minimal standardization — which is why weights across surviving Banswara paisa vary considerably from the catalogued figure.

KM#13 is poorly documented in the primary literature, and auction appearances are infrequent enough that die varieties have never been systematically recorded.