Debased Silver Dramma of Vinayaka(AD 913-933) of Partihara Dynasty Lord Varha

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** Discover an exquisite piece of history with the Debased Silver Dramma of Vinayaka from the Partihara Dynasty, dating back to AD 913-933. This coin, a rare representation of the cultural and religious significance of its era, features the image of Varha, the boar incarnation of Lord Vishnu, masterfully engraved on the obverse. The reverse showcases the Devanagari inscription 'Sri Vinayakapal Deva,' adding to its charm. Weighing 3.84 grams and classified as "About Very Fine," this collectible is a significant artifact for enthusiasts of ancient Indian numismatics. The Partihara Dynasty played a crucial role in India's history, influencing trade and culture during the early medieval period. Coins from this era are not only sought after for their aesthetic appeal but also for their historical context. This particular Dramma is a testament to the artistic prowess of its time, making it a coveted item for collectors. Add this unique piece to your collection and appreciate its rarity and historical depth. Note that we do not ship outside India, ensuring this item remains a treasure within. **