Silver-Alloy Dramma of Malwa Gadhaiya Deravative (AD 1200-1302) Deyell 169

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This exceptional Silver-Alloy Dramma represents a fascinating piece of medieval Indian numismatic history from the Malwa region (AD 1200-1302). The coin features a stylized head in profile facing right on the obverse, accompanied by the Devanagari character 'Ja,' while the reverse displays an intricate Fire Alter design—a significant religious motif reflecting the Hindu traditions of the era. Weighing 4.04 grams, this dramma is catalogued as Deyell 169, referencing the authoritative numismatic reference by John S. Deyell. The coin's silver-alloy composition and fine condition with heavy patina demonstrate its authenticity and age. For collectors of Indian medieval coinage, this piece offers remarkable historical significance, representing the Gadhaiya Deravative currency system of the Malwa dynasty. The combination of artistic craftsmanship, religious iconography, and historical context makes this dramma highly desirable. Its rarity, coupled with documented provenance through established numismatic catalogues, positions it as both a valuable investment and an educational artifact for serious collectors and history enthusiasts seeking genuine medieval Indian coins. #