Copper Coin of Kongu Chera's (13th - 15th Cen. AD) with Bow, Tortise, Palm Tree/Two Swords Crossed on an Alter

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** Discover the exquisite Copper Coin of the Kongu Cheras, minted between the 13th and 15th centuries AD. This rare collectible, weighing 3.54 grams, features a striking obverse design showcasing a bow, a tortoise positioned below a star-like symbol, and a palm tree, all encapsulating the rich cultural heritage of the era. The reverse highlights two swords crossed on an altar, flanked by elegant lamps and adorned with pellets above, making it a remarkable representation of the Kongu Chera dynasty’s artistry and symbolism. The coin's very fine condition signifies its careful preservation, ensuring that collectors can appreciate its intricate details and historical significance. This piece is categorized as K. Ganesha Type 3.5, underscoring its authenticity and rarity. Enthusiasts will treasure this coin not only for its aesthetic appeal but also for its connection to a significant historical period, reflecting the socio-political landscape of South India during the medieval era. A fantastic addition to any numismatic collection, this coin serves as a tangible link to the past, making it an ideal investment for collectors and history buffs alike. Please note that we do not ship outside India, ensuring its availability for local collectors. **