Silver-Alloy Dramma of Indo-Sassanian - Gujara Partihara (5th - 7th Cen. AD) With Crude Profile Portrait

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Step back in time to the early medieval era with this captivating Silver-Alloy Dramma, issued under the influential Gujara-Pratihara dynasty between the 5th and 7th centuries AD. As a classic representative of Indo-Sassanian coinage, this piece bridges the artistic styles of the Sassanian Empire and northern India. The obverse showcases a fascinatingly crude yet distinct profile portrait featuring a stylized, crowned, and bearded head facing right, while the reverse displays the iconic stylized fire altar flanked by attendants. Weighing a solid 4.10 grams and preserved in an appealing Very Fine condition, this scarce specimen offers tangible history from a pivotal transitional period in Indian numismatics. Numismatists and ancient coin enthusiasts will deeply appreciate this piece for its intricate, abstracted iconography and historical scarcity. Owning this silver dramma allows collectors to hold a portable piece of ancient art that reflects the rich cross-cultural trade and political evolution of early medieval India.