Copper Kasu of Sasivarnadeva (AD 1730-50) of Shivaganga Raja's Lord Rama Holding Bow & Arrow

Description

Shivaganga Rajas, Sasivarnadeva, (AD 1730-1750), Copper Kasu, Obv: Lord Rama & Laxmana Holding Bow & Arrow, Rev: Shiva Lingam with garland around, 2.66 Gms, 11.12 mm, Very Fine, Rare.

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This rare Copper Kasu from the Shivaganga Rajas era (AD 1730-1750) represents a significant piece of South Indian numismatic history. Issued during the reign of Sasivarnadeva, this copper coin weighs 2.66 grams and measures 11.12 mm in diameter. The obverse features a striking depiction of Lord Rama and Lakshman holding a bow and arrow—iconic religious imagery that reflects the devotional culture of the period. The reverse displays a Shiva Lingam adorned with a sacred garland, emphasizing the spiritual significance of the coinage. Graded in Very Fine condition, this coin showcases excellent detail retention and is notably scarce. It appeals to collectors interested in South Indian history, temple coins, Hindu iconography, and the broader evolution of Indian numismatics. Its dual religious themes make it especially valuable for those studying the intersection of religion and medieval coinage.