Copper Drachma of Chudasama Dynasty( c. 10th Cen. AD) Bull left/Devanagari 'Shri' Type

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Chudasama Dynasty of Junagarh, (1200-1300 AD), Copper Unit, Obv: Bull walking left, Rev: Devanagari 'Shri', 2.44 Gms, 12.49 mm, About Very Fine, Rare.Vist our Store for many more exiting Coin offers athttps://coinbazzar.com/store/coingallery/Note – We Do not ship out of India ** Discover the captivating Copper Drachma from the Chudasama Dynasty, dating back to the 10th century AD. This collectible coin features an intricately designed bull walking left on the obverse side, symbolizing strength and prosperity, while the reverse showcases the Devanagari script spelling 'Shri,' a nod to the cultural significance of the period. Weighing 2.44 grams and measuring 12.49 mm in diameter, it is classified as being in very fine condition, making it a rare find for numismatists and history enthusiasts alike. The Chudasama Dynasty ruled over Junagarh during a time of cultural flourishing and economic prosperity in India. This coin not only serves as a piece of currency but also as a historical artifact that connects collectors to a rich heritage. Its unique attributes, including the metal composition of copper and its excellent condition, enhance its collectible value. Whether you're an avid collector or a history buff, this piece is an essential addition to your collection. The coin comes without certification but carries significant provenance, embodying the legacy of the Chudasama era. Secure this exceptional collectible today and own a piece of history! **