Silver Drachma of Rudrasena II(AD255-77) of Western Kshatrapas Portrait Issue

Description

Western Kshatrapas, Rudrasen II (AD 250-255), Silver Drachma, Obv: king profile bust facing right with corrupt legends, Rev: three arched hill and legend around “Rajnah ksatrapasa Virdamaputrasa Rajno mahaksatrapasa Rudrasenasa”, 1.50 Gms, About fine.

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Step back into ancient Indian history with this captivating Silver Drachma issued by Rudrasena II, a prominent ruler of the Western Kshatrapas dynasty who reigned during the 3rd century AD. Struck from genuine silver, this remarkable collectible features a classic portrait issue on the obverse, showcasing the king's profile bust facing right, accompanied by intriguing corrupt Greek-derived legends. The reverse is equally striking, displaying the iconic three-arched hill symbol alongside Brahmi legends detailing the ruler's lineage as the son of Bhartridaman. Weighing approximately 1.50 grams, this piece is preserved in an authentic, heavy-used fine condition that beautifully testifies to its age and circulation in antiquity. Numismatists and ancient coin enthusiasts will find this specimen a compelling addition to their cabinets, offering a tangible connection to the trade, culture, and political shifts of early medieval India. Whether you are expanding a specialized collection of Indo-Greek and Kshatrapa coinage or seeking a unique historical artifact to showcase, this silver drachma holds immense educational and aesthetic appeal.