Silver Drachma of Malwa Gadhaiya Deravative (AD 1200-1302) Battle Scene on Rev. Rare

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Malwa Gadhaiya Deravative, (AD 1200-1302), Silver Drachma, Obv: Stylized head facing right, Rev: Battle Scene in which mounted warrior gallops to right over recumbent boady, while brandishing sword against unmounted figure on right(Living without Silver, John S. Deyell # 167), 3.52 Gms, 11.92 mm, Very Fine, Rare.Vist our Store for many more exiting Coin offers athttps://coinbazzar.com/store/coingallery/Note – We Do not ship out of India Introducing the Silver Drachma of Malwa Gadhaiya Derivative, minted between AD 1200 and 1302. This exquisite piece features a stylized head facing right on the obverse, while the reverse depicts a striking battle scene, showcasing a mounted warrior galloping over a recumbent body, brandishing a sword against an unmounted figure. Weighing 3.52 grams and measuring 11.92 mm, this Very Fine coin is a rare find, especially noted in John S. Deyell's "Living without Silver" (#167). Historically, this era was marked by significant socio-political changes in India, making this coin not just a monetary artifact but a glimpse into the turbulent times of the Malwa region. Its unique attributes, including its silver composition and vivid imagery, make it a highly sought-after item for collectors and enthusiasts alike. This coin comes in excellent condition, offering a timeless piece of history that can be proudly displayed or cherished in any collection. Don’t miss the opportunity to own this remarkable collectible!