Lead Unit of Kumar Gupta I(AD 414-455) of Gupta Dynasty 'Garuda' Type Very Rare

Description

Gupta Dynasty, Kumaragupta, (414-455 AD), Lead Unit, Obv: Garuda Facing, Rev: Brahmi legends 'Shri Kumaraguptasya, 4.00 Gms, About Very Fine, Very Rare.

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This exceptional lead unit represents a remarkable piece of ancient Indian numismatics from the Gupta Dynasty, minted during the reign of Kumaragupta I (414-455 AD). The coin features the iconic Garuda—the sacred divine bird—facing boldly on the obverse, while Brahmi script legends reading 'Shri Kumaraguptasya' adorn the reverse, attesting to royal authority. Weighing 4.00 grams and graded About Very Fine despite heavy use, this lead denomination is exceptionally scarce in collections. Lead units from this period are rarely encountered, making this a significant acquisition for serious numismatists. The Gupta era represents Indian civilization's golden age, and Kumaragupta's Garuda coinage exemplifies the dynasty's artistic refinement. Collectors prize this coin for its historical importance, rarity, authentic patina, and beautiful iconography—a tangible connection to one of history's greatest empires.