Billion Jital of Madana Pala(AD1080-1115) of Tomaras of Dillika Deyell Ty.201-206

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Tomaras of Dillika (Delhi), Madana Pala(AD1080-1115), Billion Jital, Obv: recumbent bull facing left, numeral ‘1’ on bull’s jhula, left and above devanagari sarada sri samanta above, Rev: rider bearing lance on caparisoned horse facing right, with single dot of harness on horse’s rump, left and right, devanagari sarada ma/danapala deva still legible, A degenerated derivative with most of the crudely executed design off the flan, 3.30 Gms, 11.57 mm, (Deyell Ty.201-206), Extremely fine, Rare with complete visibility of Inscriptions.Vist our Store for many more exiting Coin offers athttps://coinbazzar.com/store/coingallery/Note – We Do not ship out of IndiaStep into the historical richness of the Tomaras of Dillika dynasty with this remarkable collectible - the Billion Jital of Madana Pala (AD1080-1115). Issued during a fascinating period in Delhi's history, this coin features a captivating design: on the obverse, a recumbent bull with a unique numeral '1' on its jhula, accompanied by devanagari inscriptions; while the reverse showcases a rider on a caparisoned horse bearing a lance. Despite its degenerated state, this coin weighs 3.30 Gms and measures 11.57 mm, making it a rare find with complete visibility of inscriptions. Ideal for numismatists and history enthusiasts, this piece holds significant collectible value due to its historical context, rarity, and intricate details. Explore the legacy of ancient India through this exquisite artifact, a testament to a bygone era.