Copper Coin of Ramagupta (AD 375-376) of Gupta Dynasty - Garuda Facing Type Rare

Description

Gupta Dynasty, Ramagupta(AD 375-376), Copper Unit, Obv: a seated garuda with wings spread, Rev: bramhi legends ‘ramagu(patasya)’, sun and moon above brahmi legend, 0.16 Gms, 7.13mm, Very Fine, Rare.

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This exceptional copper coin represents a remarkable piece of ancient Indian numismatic history from the Gupta Dynasty, one of India's most illustrious imperial periods. Minted during the reign of Ramagupta (AD 375-376), this copper unit showcases the distinctive Garuda-facing design that characterizes this rare coinage series. The obverse features a meticulously detailed seated Garuda with fully spread wings, symbolizing divine protection and royal authority in Hindu tradition. The reverse displays Brahmi script legends reading 'Ramagupta(asya)', accompanied by celestial symbols—the sun and moon—emphasizing the cosmic significance of imperial rule during this era. Weighing merely 0.16 grams and measuring 7.13mm in diameter, this coin exemplifies the refined craftsmanship of Gupta-era metalworkers. Graded in Very Fine condition, the coin retains excellent detail despite its antiquity, with clear iconography and legible inscriptions. This particular specimen is notably scarce in the numismatic market, making it a highly sought-after acquisition for serious collectors of ancient Indian coinage and Gupta Dynasty artifacts. Its historical significance combined with rarity makes it an outstanding investment for those passionate about classical Indian history and numismatics.