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

Description

Gupta Dynasty, Ramagupta (AD 375-376), Copper Unit, Obv: a seated garuda with wings spread facing front, Rev: bramhi legends, 0.28 Gms, 7.71 mm, About Fine, Rare.

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Own a piece of ancient Indian numismatic history with this exceptional copper coin from Ramagupta of the Gupta Dynasty (AD 375-376). This rare copper unit features an exquisite obverse design depicting a seated Garuda—the mythical eagle-like deity—with fully spread wings facing front, symbolizing divine power and protection. The reverse bears Brahmi script inscriptions typical of Gupta coinage. Weighing just 0.28 grams and measuring 7.71mm in diameter, this is a diminutive treasure reflecting the sophisticated monetary system of one of India's most glorious imperial periods. The Gupta Empire (320-550 AD) is celebrated as India's "Golden Age," renowned for its advances in mathematics, astronomy, art, and administration. Ramagupta's reign, though brief, produced distinctive coinage that remains highly sought after by numismatists worldwide. In Fine condition with visible signs of historical use, this coin offers authentic patina and character that only genuine antiquity can provide. This is a premium collectible for serious coin enthusiasts, historians, and investors interested in ancient Indian monetary systems and Gupta Dynasty artifacts. #