Copper Drachma of Harsha Deva(AD1089-1101) of Lohara's of Kashmir

Description

Loharas of Kashmir, Harsha Deva (1089-1101 AD), Copper Drachma, Obv: king standing slightly left, sacrificing over alter and holding trident, Rev: ardoxsho seated facing, devnagari legend "harsha", 5.98 Gms, Extremely Fine, Scarce.

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This is a Copper Drachma from the Loharas of Kashmir, minted during the reign of Harsha Deva (1089-1101 AD). Weighing 5.98 grams and graded Extremely Fine, this scarce medieval piece showcases exceptional craftsmanship. The obverse depicts the king standing left, performing a ritual sacrifice over an altar while holding a trident—a symbol representing power and divine authority in Hindu tradition. The reverse features Ardoxsho seated frontally, accompanied by the Devnagari legend "harsha". Coins from Harsha Deva's reign are notable for their historical significance, representing an important period in Kashmir's political and cultural development. The rarity and fine condition make this a compelling acquisition for discerning collectors. Strong detail preservation on both sides enhances its numismatic and historical value, making it an excellent addition to any serious Indian coinage collection.