Lead Coin of Western Kshatrapa - Rudrasena III? (3rd Cen. AD) with Bull facing Right/3-Arched Hill Rare

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This remarkable lead coin from the Western Kshatrapa dynasty, attributed to Rudrasena III during the 3rd century AD, represents a fascinating artifact from ancient Indian numismatic history. Weighing 3.20 grams, this rare lead unit features a distinctive bull facing right on the obverse and a characteristic 3-arched hill on the reverse—iconic symbols of the Kshatrapa coinage tradition. Cast in lead rather than precious metals, such pieces were likely utilized for specific ceremonial or trade purposes, making them exceptionally scarce today. In Very Fine condition, this coin displays the patina and character that serious collectors prize, offering tangible evidence of an empire that flourished along India's western coast. The attribution to Rudrasena III remains intriguing, adding to its historical significance. Perfect for numismatists specializing in ancient Indian dynasties or those seeking a unique lead coinage example, this piece combines rarity, historical importance, and authentic age. An excellent addition to any serious collection of early Indian currency.