Half Paisa, Sitamau Note and marks a departure from

and marks a departure from the first note - it features an image of Aung San

minted in the 1960s and 1970s

meaning pillar

the script is Persian

the reverse has a six-petalled flower along with the year in Vikram Samvat (1928 VS) - 1871 AD

Half Paisa, Sitamau Note and marks a departure fromCopper half paisa coin of the Sitamau Princely State, minted in 1899 AD (Vikram Samvat 1956), during the reign of Shadul Singh. The obverse of the coin carries a trishul (trident) in the middle, surrounded by the date in Vikram Samvat. The reverse has the name of the ruler. Sitamau was one of the smaller princely states in British India, with an area of just 350 square miles. The state lay in what is the present day district of Mandsaur in Madhya