2 Keping Trumon

Trumon was a minor pepper-producing sultanate on Sumatra's southwest coast, and these kepings were struck during a period when Dutch colonial pressure was steadily eroding the autonomy of small Acehnese vassal states in the region. The irregular weight range is not a grading artifact — it reflects genuinely inconsistent local striking conditions, with planchets hand-prepared rather than rolled and cut to specification.

The sultanate had effectively ceased independent coinage by the late 1830s as Dutch commercial dominance made local currency increasingly redundant.