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

Description

Western Kshatrapa, Rudrasen III?, (3rd Cen. AD), Lead Unit, Obv: Bull walking Right, Rev: Three Arched Hill, 1.98 Gms, About Very Fine, Rare.

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Discover the exquisite Lead Coin of the Western Kshatrapa, attributed to Rudrasena III and dating back to the 3rd century AD. This rare collectible features an intricately designed obverse depicting a bull walking right, a symbol of strength and prosperity, while the reverse showcases the distinctive three-arched hill motif, a hallmark of ancient Kshatrapa coinage. Weighing 1.98 grams and graded as About Very Fine, this piece is not only a striking example of early Indian numismatics but also a testament to the artistic craftsmanship of its era. The Western Kshatrapas were influential rulers during a dynamic period in Indian history, marking the spread of trade and cultural exchange. This coin, made of lead, is a unique find for collectors, representing the rich heritage of ancient India. Its rarity, along with its historical significance, makes it a valuable addition to any collection. Ideal for enthusiasts seeking to enrich their collection with genuine artifacts, this coin comes with no certification but is guaranteed to be authentic.