Lead Drachma of Chudasama Dynasty( c. 10th Cen. AD) with Lion Within Square/Nagari 'Shri'

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This rare lead unit from the Chudasama Dynasty of Mandsore (12th-13th century AD) is a significant piece of medieval Indian numismatic history. The obverse features a striking lion within a square, facing right—a symbol of power and authority in Indian traditions. The reverse displays the auspicious Devanagari 'Shri,' reflecting the coin's spiritual and commercial purpose. Weighing 1.86 grams and graded Very Fine, this specimen demonstrates impressive preservation despite its age and base metal composition. The Chudasama Dynasty's coinage is increasingly scarce, making this particular lead unit particularly noteworthy. Its distinctive design elements exemplify medieval Indian numismatic artistry. Collectors of Indian antiquities and medieval numismatics highly prize such pieces for their historical authenticity and rarity. An exceptional acquisition for serious collectors seeking tangible evidence of India's medieval cultural heritage.