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Gond Kingdom of Devgadh,&nbsp;Jatba II&nbsp;also known as Kesari Shah (1640-1657 AD),&nbsp;Copper Square ½ Paisa, Obv: Nagari legend in four lines ‘Sri Maha / raja Jataba / ji ko suta/ (date)’, Rev: stylized dagger, surrounded by four-line Nagari legend:&nbsp;‘Sri Maha / raja Jataba’ /&nbsp;-dagger,&nbsp;5.98g, 17.31 x 16.60mm, (Unlisted in KM/Refer #&nbsp;Numismatic Digest, vol. VIII), nice quality with toning, XF-AU, Rare in this grade. <o:p></o:p><o:p></o:p>

Note:&nbsp; The Gond Kingdom of Devgarh, founded by Jatba I around 1570, endured for nearly two centuries before becoming part of the Maratha Empire. His son Kokashah I is known to have paid tribute to Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan, while Jatba II (also known as Kesari Shah) visited Aurangzeb during a campaign to offer allegiance. Coins issued under Jatba II are extremely rare, and specimens with full legends are seldom seen in auctions.<o:p></o:p><o:p></o:p><o:p></o:p>

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