1 Paisa - Ranbir Singh Kashmir

正面描述	Stylized leaf or floral motif rendered in low relief, occupying the central field of the flan. The design features a broad, spreading form suggestive of a lobed leaf or flower, executed in the crude, informal style characteristic of hammered Kashmir paisa coinage of the Sikh period. Scattered pellet ornaments and rough die-cut details appear in the surrounding field, with partial Devanagari or Persian legend fragments visible near the upper rim.
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背面文字	Arabic/Persian
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附加信息	Ranbir Singh did not assume rule of Kashmir until 1857, making a coin attributed to his name in 1834 historically impossible — he would have been a child, and Kashmir was then governed under his father Gulab Singh's authority within the Sikh Empire's tributary structure. This piece almost certainly reflects a misattribution or a catalog dating error, as posthumous or retrospective attribution of issues to later rulers was not uncommon in 19th-century princely numismatics. The HHS reference series for Kashmir coppers is itself a contested classification, with many attributions revised in subsequent scholarship.

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