Lead Coin of Western Kshatrapa - Rudrasena III? (3rd Cen. AD) with 3-Arched Hill & Date in Brahmi Rare

Description

Western Kshatrapa, Rudrasen III?, (3rd Cen. AD), Lead Unit, Obv: 3-Arched Hill & Date in Brahmi numerals below, 1.72 Gms, About Fine, Rare.

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This exceptional lead coin from the Western Kshatrapa dynasty represents a fascinating piece of 3rd-century Indian numismatic history. Attributed to Rudrasena III, this rare lead unit features a distinctive three-arched hill on the obverse, accompanied by a date inscribed in ancient Brahmi numerals—a remarkable artifact showcasing early Indian numerical systems. Weighing 1.72 grams, the coin displays a Very Fine grade, with excellent preservation considering its age and material composition. Lead coins of this period are scarce, making this piece particularly valuable to serious collectors of ancient Indian currency. The Western Kshatrapas ruled during the declining years of the Satavahana Empire, and their coinage reflects the region's complex political history. This coin's combination of rarity, historical significance, and the challenge of acquiring well-preserved lead denominations makes it an outstanding addition to any collection focused on ancient Indian dynasties or numismatic rarities.