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1 Paisa - Girvan Yuddha Nahan

Issuer Princely State of Sirmur (Indian princely states)
Year 1813
Type Standard circulation coin
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Reverse description The reverse displays a katar (a traditional Indian push-dagger) as the central device, flanked by the Hijri date AH 1228, rendered in Persian nastaliq script. The mint name Nahan (ضرب نہاں) appears as a legend within or about the field, denoting the place of issue. The design elements are arranged within a raised border, consistent with the hammered coinage tradition of the Sirmur state. The strike is characteristic of hand-struck provincial issues, with moderate relief and some softness of detail typical of the period.
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Reverse lettering ضرب نہاں
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Mintage 1869 (1813) - ah 1228
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