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

Description

Western Kshatrapa, Rudrasen III?, (3rd Cen. AD), Lead Unit, Obv: Bull facing right, Rev: 3-Arched Hill, 0.84 Gms, About Fine, Rare.

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This exceptional lead coin represents a rare artifact from the Western Kshatrapa dynasty, dating to the 3rd century AD during a fascinating period of ancient Indian numismatic history. Attributed to Rudrasena III, this lead unit showcases remarkable iconography with a bull facing rightward on the obverse and a distinctive three-arched hill design on the reverse—symbols deeply rooted in the region's cultural and religious significance. Weighing a modest 0.84 grams, this piece exemplifies the utilitarian coinage of the Kshatrapa rulers who governed western India. The Fine condition, despite heavy usage over nearly two millennia, demonstrates the durability of these ancient pieces and their circulation value in historical commerce. Lead coins from this era are particularly scarce, making this specimen a coveted addition to any serious numismatic collection. For collectors of ancient Indian coinage, this represents a genuine window into the Kshatrapa period's economic and artistic traditions. The rarity of lead denominations, combined with the historical significance of this dynasty, makes this coin a valuable investment piece. Whether you're a seasoned numismatist or emerging collector, this authentic artifact offers both historical authenticity and investment potential. --- #