Copper Jital of Devraya I(AD 1406-22) of Vijayanagar Empire Bull Left/Dagger

Description

Vijayanagara Empire, Sangama Dynasty, Devaraya I (1406-1422 AD), Copper Jital, Obv: In circle of dots, humped bull  to left with crescent moon & sun above, Rev: In circle of dots; in three lines Sri De Va/A dagger between conch and discuss/ra ya, 3.38 Gms, About Very Fine, Scarce.

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Step back in time to the height of South India’s golden age with this scarce copper jital, minted during the reign of Devaraya I of the Vijayanagara Empire's Sangama Dynasty (1406–1422 AD). Struck in pure copper and weighing 3.38 grams, this fascinating piece of medieval currency is graded in About Very Fine condition, boasting remarkably well-preserved details for its age. The obverse features a classic dotted circle enclosing a majestic humped bull facing left, crowned by the auspicious symbols of the sun and crescent moon. The reverse displays a distinct three-line Nagari legend spelling "Sri Deva Raya," flanked by sacred religious iconography including a dagger, conch, and discus. Numismatists and history enthusiasts covet coinage from the Vijayanagara Empire for its rich cultural symbolism and the economic vitality it represents. Owning this tangible artifact allows collectors to hold a genuine piece of imperial history from one of India's greatest medieval Hindu kingdoms. Please note that this rare collectible is available exclusively for shipping within India.