Copper Coin of Post-Gupta - Rashatrakuta Series, (6th - 8th Cen. AD) from Aurangabad Region with Bull & Brahmi Legends/Design

Description

Post Gupta - Rashatrakuta period, (6th - 8th Cen. AD), Copper Unit, Aurangabad Region, Obv: A humped bull seated right & Traces of Brahmi legends around, Rev: Design Or Symbol, 2.16 Gms, About Very Fine, Very Rare. 

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Discover an exceptional piece of Indian numismatic history with this copper coin from the Post-Gupta Rashtrakuta period (6th-8th century AD). Minted in the Aurangabad region, this copper unit weighs 2.16 grams and showcases the dynasty's distinctive artistic style. The obverse features a beautifully seated humped bull facing right, accompanied by faint Brahmi script legends that offer glimpses into the region's ancient writing system. The reverse displays symbolic designs characteristic of this era. Graded as Very Fine, this coin exhibits impressive preservation for its age, with clear iconographic details still visible. The Rashtrakuta Empire was a major medieval Indian dynasty known for their cultural and economic prominence, making their coinage highly sought after by serious collectors. This rare copper denomination is particularly prized for its historical significance and scarcity. An outstanding addition to any Indian coinage collection, this authentic artifact connects you directly to centuries-old imperial heritage.