Copper Kasu of Sasivarnadeva(AD 1730-50) of Sivaganga Raja's Ty.12.4 Rare

Description

Raja's of Sivaganga, Sasivarnadeva, (AD 1730-1750), Copper Kasu, Obv: Lord Rama & Sita Standing facing, Rev: Sivalinga within dotted circle, 2.96 Gms, 10.00 x 15.50 mm, (K.Ganesha Type 12.4), Extremely Fine, Scarce.

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This exceptional Copper Kasu represents a fascinating piece of South Indian numismatic history from the Sivaganga Raja dynasty. Minted during the reign of Sasivarnadeva between AD 1730-1750, this copper coin exemplifies the religious and cultural values of the period through its distinctive iconography. The obverse features Lord Rama and Sita standing together in facing position, symbolizing devotion and Hindu traditions, while the reverse displays a sacred Sivalinga enclosed within a dotted circle, reflecting the region's spiritual significance. Cataloged as K.Ganesha Type 12.4, this rare denomination weighs 2.96 grams with dimensions of 10.00 x 15.50 mm, making it a compact yet historically significant artifact. The coin's Extremely Fine condition demonstrates excellent preservation, with clear details and minimal wear despite its nearly 300-year age. This scarcity, combined with its dual religious iconography and connection to Sivaganga's royal lineage, makes it highly sought after by serious numismatists and Indian history enthusiasts. Collectors value such pieces for their historical documentation of regional coinage systems and the artistic representation of 18th-century South Indian culture. --- #