Billion Jital of Madana Pala(AD1080-1115) of Tomaras of Dillika Large Flan

Description

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/dana still legible, A degenerated derivative with most of the crudely executed design off the flan, 3.34 Gms, 14.30 mm, Extremely fine, Rare.

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Step back in time to the era of the Tomaras of Dillika (Delhi) with this rare collectible Billion Jital of Madana Pala minted between AD1080-1115. This exquisite piece features a detailed design on a large flan, showcasing a recumbent bull on the obverse and a rider on a caparisoned horse on the reverse. Despite being a degenerated derivative, this coin weighs 3.34 Gms and measures 14.30 mm, graded as extremely fine and considered a rare find. The coin's unique features include the numeral ‘1’ on the bull’s jhula and devanagari inscriptions. Perfect for numismatists and history enthusiasts, this coin offers a glimpse into ancient Indian coinage history and holds significant collectible value. Explore more fascinating coins at our store, CoinBazzar, where authenticity and quality meet heritage.