Copper Dramma of Malwa Gadhaiya Deravative (AD 1200-1302) Devanagari "Sri Omkara" Type

Description

Malwa Gadhaiya Deravative, (AD1200-1302), Copper Dramma, Obv: Stylised head facing to right, Devanagari 'Om', Rev: Devanagari 'sri omkara' in Centre, (Deyell # 177), 4.58 Gms, About Very Fine, Rare.

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Step back in time to medieval India with this rare and fascinating Copper Dramma of the Malwa Gadhaiya Derivative, minted between AD 1200 and 1302. Crafted from durable copper and weighing 4.58 grams, this specimen (referenced as Deyell #177) is graded in Very Fine condition. The obverse showcases a captivating stylized head facing right alongside the sacred Devanagari 'Om', while the reverse proudly displays the distinct Devanagari legend 'Sri Omkara' centered on the flan. As an evolved derivative of the ancient Indo-Sasanian coinage tradition, this piece represents a pivotal era of economic and cultural shift in central India. Numismatists and medieval history enthusiasts will prize this coin for its intriguing transition of indigenous religious motifs onto currency. It serves as an exceptional tangible artifact of the Malwa region's rich heritage, making it a standout addition to any serious cabinet of historical South Asian coins. Please note that this collectible is available exclusively for shipping within India.