Copper Coin of Rashatrakuta Series – Shri Vakamagha (5th – 7th Cen. AD) with 4-Handed Goddess(Mahisasura) & Brahmi Legends

Rashatrakuta Series, Perhaps King Vakamagha?, (5th – 7th Cen. AD), Copper Unit, Obv: 4-Handed Goddess(Mahisasur) within dotted corder, Rev: Brahmi legends in two horizontal lines, Tentatively Read as ‘Shri Va ka /Ma gha’, 1.12 Gms, Very Fine, Extremely Rare.

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Discover a piece of history with the Copper Coin of the Rashatrakuta Series, believed to be issued during the reign of King Vakamagha between the 5th and 7th centuries AD. This exquisite copper unit features a stunning depiction of the 4-Handed Goddess Mahisasura on the obverse, elegantly framed within a dotted border. The reverse showcases ancient Brahmi legends inscribed in two horizontal lines, tentatively interpreted as ‘Shri Va ka/Ma gha’. Weighing 1.12 grams and in Very Fine condition, this coin is not only a tangible connection to India’s rich heritage but is also classified as Extremely Rare.

Collectors and enthusiasts will appreciate its unique historical context, reflecting the artistic and cultural achievements of the Rashatrakuta dynasty. The coin’s condition adds to its allure, making it a valuable addition to any collection. Perfect for those passionate about numismatics, this remarkable piece comes without any formal certification but boasts an impressive provenance that is sure to engage the interest of historians and collectors alike.

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