Silver Rupak of Kalchuries of Mahishmati, Krishnaraj (6th AD.) Portrait Issue

Description

Kalchuries of Mahishmati, Krishnaraj (6th AD.), Silver Rupak, Obv: Bust of king facing right, Rev: Seated bull facing right around Brahmi legend, 1.58 Gms, 9.70 x 10.42mm, About Extremely fine, Scarce.

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Step back in time to the 6th century AD with this rare and historically significant Silver Rupak issued under King Krishnaraj of the Kalchuries of Mahishmati dynasty. Struck in pure silver, this ancient collectible is a remarkable portrait issue weighing 1.58 grams and measuring approximately 9.70 x 10.42 mm. The obverse features a striking portrait of the king facing right, while the reverse showcases a beautifully detailed seated bull facing right, encircled by a classic Brahmi legend. Graded in an impressive Extremely Fine condition, this scarce numismatic treasure offers exceptional eye appeal and clearly defined details that are rarely preserved on coins of this profound antiquity. Numismatists and historians seek out coinage from the Kalchuria dynasty for its distinct artistic style and pivotal role in early medieval Indian monetary history. Owning this authentic silver rupak allows you to hold a tangible piece of ancient Indian heritage in your palm. Whether you are building an advanced ancient coin cabinet or starting a specialized Indian series collection, this scarce portrait issue is a must-have centerpiece that promises to elevate any serious collection.