Copper Coin of Madurai Nayakas (16th - 17th Cen. AD) with Counchat Bull Right/Sri Vira K.Ganesha Type 5.144 Scarce

Description

Madurai Nayakas, (16th - 17th Cen. AD), Copper Unit, Obv: Counchat Bull Seated facing right, Rev: Tamil Legend 'Sri Vira', 1.26 Gms, (K.Ganesha, Ty.5.144), About Very Fine, Scarce.

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Step back in time to the golden age of South Indian history with this captivating copper coin issued by the Madurai Nayakas between the 16th and 17th centuries. Struck from genuine copper and weighing a delicate 1.26 grams, this scarce numismatic treasure is classified under K.Ganesha Type 5.144. The obverse features a finely detailed couchant bull seated gracefully facing right, while the reverse proudly displays the distinct Tamil legend 'Sri Vira'. Preserved in an impressive extremely fine, good condition, this piece showcases remarkably clear motifs that will delight serious history buffs and numismatists alike. The Madurai Nayakas ruled with a rich cultural and architectural legacy, making their coinage highly sought after for specialized medieval Indian collections. Owning this scarce specimen allows you to physically hold a tangible fragment of the dynasty's storied economic and political heritage. Ideal for both seasoned researchers and passionate hobbyists expanding their cabinets, this historical artifact brings centuries of Southern dynastic lore straight to your fingertips.