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1 Paisa - Madhaji Rao Ujjain

Issuer Princely state of Gwalior (Indian Local and Princely states)
Year 1262-1267 (1846-1851)
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Value 1 Paisa (1⁄64)
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Reverse description Hammered copper reverse displaying Arabic script in Nastaliq style, arranged across the field in two or more registers. The legend identifies the mint name Ujjain and associated regnal or administrative formulae in the tradition of Mughal-derived princely coinage of Gwalior. The flan is irregular and thick, with characteristic hammer-strike surface texture and areas of green cuprite patination consistent with prolonged burial or circulation. Design elements are bold but exhibit typical die misalignment and weak strike in the peripheral areas.
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Edge Plain
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Mintage 1262 (1846)
1263 (1847)
1266 (1850)
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