Note: Struck around 1792 AD, this coin dates to Fasli 1202 and was likely issued during the conflict between the Patwardhans and the Kolhapur Chhatrapatis. The fort of Miraj, granted as a jagir to Govind Hari Patwardhan by Madhavrao Peshwa, became the issuing site. Popularly known amongst Numismatists as the ‘Ganapati-Pantapradhan Rupee’, it was issued by the Patwardhans of Miraj to display their loyalty to the Peshwas. The word “Pantapradhan”, meaning Prime Minister, is boldly inscribed on the coin in honor of the Peshwa's title.

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