Copper Unit of Krishndevaraya(AD1509-30) of Tuluva Dynasty of Vijayanagar Empire Garuda in Virasana Beautiful Grade
E1954Vijayanagar Empire, Tuluva Dynasty, Krishnadevaraya(AD 1509-1530), Copper Kasu, Obv: garuda to left with beaked face, wearing tall crown, small wings are spread out behind he arms, Rev: three line nagari in large character with interlinear rules, Sripra/thapa Krishna/raya, 1.10 Gms, 7.63 mm, (Dr. M. Girijapathi # 200), Extremely fine, Rare at this High Grade.
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🪙 Genuine copper unit from the Vijayanagar Empire (AD 1509-1530) ⭐ Highly Collectible in stunning Almost UNC preservation grade 🦅 Features iconic Garuda design with detailed tall crown and spread wings 📜 Rare reverse bearing three-line Nagari legend of Krishnadevaraya 🇮🇳 Ships exclusively within IndiaDescription
Vijayanagar Empire, Tuluva Dynasty, Krishnadevaraya(AD 1509-1530), Copper Kasu, Obv: garuda to left with beaked face, wearing tall crown, small wings are spread out behind he arms, Rev: three line nagari in large character with interlinear rules, Sripra/thapa Krishna/raya, 1.10 Gms, 7.63 mm, (Dr. M. Girijapathi # 200), Extremely fine, Rare at this High Grade.
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Step back in time to the golden age of South Indian history with this exceptional copper unit issued during the reign of Emperor Krishnadevaraya (AD 1509–1530) of the illustrious Tuluva Dynasty of the Vijayanagar Empire. Struck from pure copper, this remarkable numismatic treasure features the iconic depiction of Garuda—the mythical divine eagle—facing left with a distinct beaked face, a majestic tall crown, and delicate wings spread behind the arms. The reverse proudly displays a three-line Nagari legend separated by interlinear rules, reading 'Sri Pratapa Krishnaraya'. Weighing 1.10 grams and measuring 7.63 mm, this piece is cataloged as Dr. M. Girijapathi #200. Preserved in an astounding Almost Uncirculated (Almost UNC) grade, it showcases immaculate details that are exceedingly rare to encounter for this ancient issue. Numismatists and history enthusiasts alike will be captivated by its pristine preservation, historical significance, and the sheer artistry of a bygone imperial era, making it a crown jewel for any advanced Indian coin collection. Please note that shipping for this item is restricted within India only.7-Day Return & Refund: accepted only if the item delivered is not genuine or is the wrong item. Every piece is 100% authentic and offered at our lowest-price deal.
