Copper Coin of Samanta Deva(AD850-1000) of Ohinda Dynasty Bull/Horseman Type Scarce

Name: Copper Coin of Samanta Deva(AD850-1000) of Ohinda Dynasty Bull/Horseman Type Scarce
Brand: coingallery
SKU: E3199
Price: 220 INR
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Highlights

Ohinda Dynasty, Samanta Deva (850-1000 AD), Copper Unit, Obv: Recumbent bull facing left, wearing jhula (saddle-cloth), with clear trisula (trident) symbol on rump. above sarada sri samanta deva in arc, Rev: Rider bearing lance on caparisoned horse facing right, 3.45 Gms, About Extremely Fine, Scarce.

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🪙 Ancient Ohinda Dynasty copper unit issued by Samanta Deva (850-1000 AD) 🐂 Features classic recumbent bull and horseman motif with clear trident symbol ⭐ Highly Collectible ⚖️ Weighs 3.45 grams with a well-preserved Fine condition showing heavy authentic wear ✅100% Genuine Item

Condition: Fine (Heavy USED)
Metal: Copper
Country: India

Description

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Step back in time to the medieval era of the Indian subcontinent with this captivating copper unit issued during the reign of Samanta Deva, an esteemed ruler of the Ohinda Dynasty who governed between 850 and 1000 AD. Struck during a period of rich cultural and political transition, this tangible piece of history reflects the distinctive artistic motifs of the Hindu Shahi period. Weighing 3.45 grams, the coin showcases remarkable iconography, featuring a recumbent bull adorned with a traditional saddle-cloth and a clear trident symbol on the reverse, paired with a classic horseman bearing a lance. Graded as Fine with heavy, authentic wear that speaks volumes of its age, this scarce specimen holds profound appeal for numismatists specializing in ancient Indian coinages. Collectors covet the iconic Bull and Horseman type for its timeless design and historical significance, making it a stellar addition to any serious cabinet of ancient artifacts.