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: Six arched Hill, (Coinage of the Western Kshatrapas by Amiteshwar Jha & Dilip Rajgor), 1.20 Gms, 9.15 x 8.47 mm, about Very Fine, Rare.

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This rare lead coin represents a fascinating artifact from the Western Kshatrapa dynasty, minted during the reign of Svami Rudrasen III (348-378 AD). The Western Kshatrapas were an influential Indo-Greek kingdom that ruled western India, and this lead unit exemplifies their distinctive coinage style of the period. The coin features an elephant facing on the obverse, symbolizing power and prosperity in ancient Indian culture, while the reverse displays a striking six-arched hill design—a characteristic motif of Rudrasen III's monetary issues. Weighing just 1.20 grams with dimensions of 9.15 x 8.47 mm, this numismatic piece is exceptionally well-preserved in extremely fine condition. What makes this coin particularly valuable to collectors is its rarity and historical significance. Lead coins from the Kshatrapa period are scarce, making authenticated specimens highly sought after. This piece is authenticated according to scholarly references including "Coinage of the Western Kshatrapas" by renowned numismatists Amiteshwar Jha and Dilip Rajgor—essential resources for serious collectors. Ideal for numismatists, ancient history enthusiasts, and serious collectors, this coin offers a tangible connection to 1,600+ year-old Indian history and represents an excellent addition to any ancient coinage collection. #