Eastern Bengal Arakan Region Harikela Silver (750-850 AD) Ancient **V. Rare** High Grade.
Eastern Bengal, Arakan Region
Harikela (750-850 AD), Silver Unit
OBVERSE:- Bull seated facing left, legend harikela above
REVERSE:- Ornate shrivatsa symbol, beaded garlands
Weight:- 6.04g Approximately, Diameter:- 28mm Approximately
- **V. RARE** Harikela Silver coin from 750-850 AD 🌟
- Crafted from high-grade silver (750-850), approx. 6.04g weight
- Intricate designs: Bull on obverse, ornate shrivatsa on reverse
- A must-have for serious collectors! 💰
- 100% Genuine Item ✅ - Perfect addition to any collection!
Description
Discover a remarkable piece of history with the Eastern Bengal Arakan Region Harikela Silver coin, dating back to the 8th century (750-850 AD). This ancient silver unit, crafted from high-grade silver (750-850), showcases exquisite artistry and cultural significance from a time when the Harikela kingdom flourished in this region. The obverse features a majestic bull seated and facing left, with the legend “harikela” elegantly inscribed above, while the reverse displays an ornate shrivatsa symbol surrounded by intricate beaded garlands. Weighing approximately 6.04 grams and with a diameter of around 28mm, this coin not only represents a rare artifact but also a unique glimpse into ancient South Asian civilization. Collectors will appreciate its rarity and historical context, as the Harikela region was known for its trade and cultural exchanges during a vibrant period. This piece is highly collectible, making it a fantastic investment for enthusiasts and historians alike, and is presented in excellent condition, ensuring its enduring legacy.
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