Copper Jital of Chudasama Dynasty (10th Cen. AD) fro Junagarh Region Bull/Devanagari 'Shri'

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Kadambas of Banavasi, 325-620 AD, Potin Unit, Obv: Bull standing Right ahead of a Tree, Rev: Partly visible Ujjaini Symbol, 0.32 Gms, Extremely 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 exquisite Copper Jital from the Chudasama Dynasty, dating back to the 10th Century AD, hailing from the Junagarh region. This remarkable collectible features a captivating design with a majestic bull depicted on the obverse, symbolizing strength and prosperity, while the reverse highlights the Devanagari script of 'Shri', adding a layer of cultural significance. Crafted in copper, this piece is in very fine condition, showcasing its historical journey and preserving the artistry of its era. The Chudasama Dynasty, known for its rich heritage and trade influences, presents this coin as a testament to its economic vigor during its reign. Collectors and enthusiasts will find this item particularly appealing due to its rarity and the unique attributes that tie it to an influential period in Indian history. Whether you’re an avid numismatist or a history buff, this Copper Jital is a must-have addition to your collection, offering not just aesthetic value but also a connection to the past.