A historically significant collectible from the Sikh Empire, issued during the reign of Maharaja Ranjit Singh (1799–1839 AD), one of the most powerful rulers of North India. This example originates from the Sri Amritsar Mint, reflecting the distinctive style and cultural identity of Sikh-era issues. The design features traditional motifs and Gurmukhi legends, representing the administrative and religious character of the period. The obverse displays symbolic elements including a leaf motif along with inscriptions, while the reverse carries additional Gurmukhi text accompanied by a dagger symbol—an important emblem associated with Sikh heritage. Pieces from the Sikh Empire are valued for their historical importance, regional significance, and strong collector appeal, making them desirable among collectors of late medieval and early modern Indian numismatics. Specifications: • Ruler: Maharaja Ranjit Singh • Period: c. 1799–1839 AD • Mint: Amritsar • Weight: approx. 8.72 g • Size: approx. 22.5 mm • Reference: KM # 7.6 A meaningful addition for collectors of Sikh history and Indian numismatic heritage. This item is offered as a historical numismatic collectible intended solely for hobby and collection purposes.
