Billion Drachma of Asala Deva(AD1255-97) of Jajapellas of Nalapur Type 364 - Scarce

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** Introducing the rare Billion Drachma of Asala Deva, minted during the reign of the Jajapellas of Nalapur from 1255 to 1297 AD. This historical coin features an obverse inscription in Devanagari script reading 'Sri mad-a/sala deva/sam', elegantly displayed in three lines. The reverse showcases a striking crude horseman figure, classified under Deyell #364. Weighing in at 3.64 grams and measuring 13.63 mm, this coin is presented in an extremely fine condition, a testament to its careful preservation over centuries. The Jajapellas of Nalapur are a significant part of Indian numismatic history, reflecting the vibrant economic and cultural exchanges of the era. This piece not only represents a unique monetary system but also serves as a conversation starter for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Its rarity and excellent condition make it a prized addition to any collection. This collectible coin is perfect for both seasoned numismatists and newcomers eager to explore the rich history of Indian currency. Please note that we do not ship outside India, ensuring its availability primarily for domestic collectors looking to enrich their collections with this exceptional piece. **