Billion Coin of Prithviraj Chauhan (AD 1179-92) of Chauhans of Ajmer Very Rare

Chauhanas of Ajmer and their Delhi Governors, Prithvi Raja III Chauhanas (AD1179-1192), Billion Unit, Obv. Bull facing left, Devanagri legend above and Rev. rider bearing lance on caparisoned horse facing right, Devanagri legend above, 3.22 Gms, 14.56 mm, (Deyell Ty.325), Extremely Fine, Very Rare. 

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Step back in time to the twilight of independent Hindu rule in Northern India with this exceptionally rare Billion coin issued by Prithviraj Chauhan III, the legendary king of the Chauhans of Ajmer, who reigned between AD 1179 and 1192. Struck during a turbulent and romanticized era of medieval Indian history, this classic "Bull and Horseman" type coin captures the martial spirit of the Rajput resistance against encroaching dynasties. The obverse prominently features a robust bull facing left beneath distinct Devanagari legends, while the reverse depicts a galloping horseman bearing a lance, ready for battle. Weighing 3.22 grams with a diameter of 14.56 mm and classified under Deyell Type 325, this piece survives in a remarkable Extremely Fine condition, showing crisp details that are rarely found on base-metal currency of this antiquity. Numismatists and history enthusiasts alike treasure this iconic issue for its historical resonance, exceptional grade, and scarcity, making it a crowning addition to any advanced cabinet of ancient or medieval Indian numismatics.