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1 Paisa - Mansinhji Branch

Issuer Princely state of Baria (Indian princely states)
Year 1864-1908
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Currency Rupee
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Obverse description Three lines of Devanagari script occupy the central field of this crudely struck hammered copper paisa, arranged horizontally across the flan. The legends are enclosed within a rudimentary linear border, the overall design reflecting the primitive die-cutting characteristic of Baria princely state coinage. The irregular flan and shallow relief are consistent with hand-hammered production typical of small Indian princely states of the late nineteenth century.
Obverse script Devanagari
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Reverse description The reverse displays a stylized branch or floral spray motif in the central field, serving as the dynastic or issuing symbol of the Mansinhji branch of Baria state. The design is rendered in a highly schematic manner, with a crown-like element visible above the branch, accompanied by a row of pellets or annulets below. The surrounding field is plain, and the irregular flan edge is characteristic of hammered coinage from this princely issuer.
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