Silver Dramma of Singhana Deva of Yadava Dynasty (12th Cen. AD) Rare

Description

Yadava of Devgiri, Singhana Deva, (12th Cen.AD), Silver Dramma, Obv: Lion to Right, Rev: 'Shri Sin(ghana), 1.62 Gms, Very Fine, Rare.

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Step back in time to the 12th century with this exquisite Silver Dramma issued during the illustrious reign of Singhana Deva of the Yadava Dynasty of Devgiri. Struck in pure silver with a delicate weight of 1.62 grams, this scarce numismatic treasure captures the artistic and political grandeur of medieval India. The obverse gracefully displays a powerful lion facing right, symbolizing royal might, while the reverse proudly bears the Brahmi legend 'Shri Singhana'. Graded in Very Fine condition, this piece retains remarkable detail on both sides, allowing numismatists to appreciate the fine calligraphy and iconography of the period. Historical coinage from the Yadava Empire is increasingly difficult to acquire, making this rare silver dramma a prized addition for serious collectors of ancient and medieval Indian currencies. Whether you are expanding a specialized dynastic portfolio or seeking a tangible piece of Deccan history to showcase, this authenticated artifact offers both aesthetic beauty and enduring historical significance.