Brass Temple Token Imitation Venetian Coins from Saurashatra (19th Cen.AD) with 'Radha Krishan' Inscription

Description

Tokens, Imitating Venetian Coins from Saurashatra, (19th Cen. AD), Brass Token, Obv: Crude Profile of Radha-Krishan standing facing each other and Inscription in English 'Radha Krishna', Rev: Crude Profile Figure of Lord Ganesha in Centre and Inscription 'Radha-Krishna', 1.40 Gms, About Extremely FIne, Rare.

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** Discover a piece of history with this exquisite Brass Temple Token that imitates Venetian coins from the 19th century AD, originating from Saurashatra. This collectible token, weighing 1.40 grams, features a captivating obverse design depicting the crude profiles of Radha and Krishna standing face to face, accompanied by the inscription "Radha Krishna" in English. The reverse showcases a striking profile of Lord Ganesha with the same inscription, making it a unique blend of art and spirituality. With its Extremely Fine condition, this rare token is not just a relic but a conversation starter that showcases the rich cultural heritage of India. The craftsmanship reflects the era's artistry while holding profound religious significance. As a collectible, it appeals to enthusiasts interested in numismatics, Indian culture, and spiritual iconography. This token is an exceptional addition to any collection, offering potential for future value appreciation. Please note that we do not ship outside of India, ensuring that this beautiful token remains a local treasure. **