Silver Coin of Samanta Deva(AD850-1000) of Ohinda Dynasty Bull/Horseman Type

Description

Ohinda Dynasty, Samanta Deva (850-1000 AD), Silver Unit, Obv: recumbent bull facing left, wearing jhula (saddle-cloth), with clear trisula (trident) symbol on rump. above sarada sri samanta deva in arc, Rev: rider bearing lance on caparisoned horse facing right, 2.90 Gms, 16.20 mm, About Very fine, Scarce.

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Introducing the captivating Silver Coin of Samanta Deva, a remarkable relic from the Ohinda Dynasty, minted between 850-1000 AD. This exquisite silver unit features a stunning obverse design of a recumbent bull, elegantly adorned with a jhula (saddle-cloth) and the iconic trisula (trident) symbol prominently displayed on its rump, alongside the inscription “sarada sri samanta deva” in an arc above. The reverse showcases a fierce rider bearing a lance, mounted on a caparisoned horse, facing right. Weighing 2.90 grams and measuring 16.20 mm, this coin is graded as About Very Fine and is recognized as a scarce piece, making it a noteworthy addition for any serious collector. The Ohinda Dynasty played a significant role in the historical landscape of ancient India, and this coin serves as a tangible connection to that rich heritage. Its unique attributes, including the use of silver and its fine condition, enhance its collectible value. Whether you are an avid numismatist or a history enthusiast, this coin offers not only aesthetic appeal but also a glimpse into a fascinating era. Please note, we do not ship outside India.