Copper Coin of Rashatrakutas Series (5th - 7th Cen. AD) Portrait issue Exremely Rare

Description

Rashatrakutas Series, (5th - 7th Cen. AD), Copper Unit, Obv: King Profile Bust facing Right, Rev: Mace/Corn in Centre, Brahmi Inscriptions around, 1.60 Gms, 10.32 mm, About Very Fine, Extremely Rare.

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This exceptional Rashtrakuta copper coin represents a remarkable window into medieval Indian numismatic history, dating back to the 5th-7th century AD. Minted during the reign of the powerful Rashtrakuta dynasty, this copper unit features an impressive obverse depicting the king's profile bust facing right, showcasing the artistic sophistication of the era. The reverse displays a significant mace or corn symbol centered with authentic Brahmi inscriptions circling the perimeter, reflecting the administrative and cultural practices of ancient India. Weighing merely 1.60 grams with a diameter of 10.32mm, this diminutive treasure exhibits a Very Fine condition despite its age of over 1,400 years. The Rashtrakuta dynasty played a pivotal role in shaping South Indian politics, culture, and commerce during the early medieval period, making their coinage highly sought after by serious numismatists worldwide. This coin's extreme rarity makes it an invaluable addition to any ancient Indian coin collection. The combination of historical significance, exceptional craftsmanship, and preservation quality positions this piece as both an important historical artifact and a worthwhile investment for collectors passionate about ancient Indian heritage. --- #