Billion Coin of Malwa Gadhaiya Deravative (AD 1200-1302) with Devanagari “Ja” Type Deyell 169 Scarce

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Add a captivating piece of medieval Indian history to your collection with this rare Billion coin, a Gadhaiya derivative minted in the region of Malwa between AD 1200 and 1302. This intriguing numismatic artifact bridges the artistic transition of the era, showcasing a heavily stylised human head facing right on the obverse, distinctively marked with the Devanagari letter “Ja”. The reverse features a traditional stylized fire altar at the center. Weighing 3.58 grams and cataloged as Deyell 169, this specimen is graded in About Very Fine condition. Its scarcity and unique regional iconography make it a prized possession for serious numismatists focusing on medieval Indian coinage or Indo-Sassanian derivatives. Owning this tangible fragment of the 13th century offers a fascinating glimpse into the region’s socio-economic and cultural exchanges. Please note that this piece is available for domestic shipping within India only.