Lead Coin of Rudrasen III? of Western Kshatrapa(300-400 AD) Elephant Facing/6-Arched Hill

Description

Western Kshatrapas, Svami Rudrasen III (348-378 AD), Lead Unit, Obv: Elephant facing , Rev: Blank, (Coinage of the Western Kshatrapas by Amiteshwar Jha & Dilip Rajgor), 2.36 Gms, About Fine, Scarce.

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Discover a captivating piece of ancient history with the Lead Coin of Rudrasen III, minted during the reign of the Western Kshatrapas around 348-378 AD. This unique lead unit features an elephant facing on the obverse, symbolizing strength and royal authority, while the reverse is left blank, adding to its intrigue. Weighing in at 2.36 grams, this coin is classified as being in About Fine condition, showcasing the wear and character of its journey through time. Its rarity makes it a sought-after addition to any collection, especially for enthusiasts of ancient Indian numismatics. The Western Kshatrapas were known for their extensive trade and cultural exchanges, adding historical significance to this piece. It’s not just a coin; it’s a glimpse into a vibrant era marked by economic prosperity and artistic innovation. Perfect for collectors and historians alike, this item is accompanied by certification from notable experts Amiteshwar Jha & Dilip Rajgor. Please note, we do not ship outside of India, making this item even more exclusive.