Copper Drachma of Harsha Deva(AD1089-1101) of Lohara’s of Kashmir

Loharas of Kashmir, Harsha Deva (1089-1101 AD), Copper Drachma, Obv: king standing slightly left, sacrificing over alter and holding trident, Rev: ardoxsho seated facing, devnagari legend “harsha”, 4.82 Gms, About Fine, Scarce.

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Discover a piece of history with the Copper Drachma of Harsha Deva, issued between AD 1089 and 1101 by the Loharas of Kashmir. This remarkable coin features a detailed obverse depiction of King Harsha Deva standing slightly left, making a sacrifice over an altar while holding a trident, showcasing the intricate artistry of the era. The reverse displays Ardoxsho seated in a regal pose, complemented by the Devnagari legend “harsha,” reflecting the cultural significance of the time. Weighing 4.82 grams and graded as About Fine, this coin is a scarce find for collectors, representing the rich heritage of Kashmir’s history.

The Loharas were influential rulers during a thriving period in Kashmir, and this coin serves as a tangible link to that vibrant past. Its unique copper composition and historical context make it a highly collectible item, perfect for enthusiasts seeking to enhance their numismatic collection. Please note, due to its delicate nature, this piece comes without any specific packaging or certification, emphasizing its raw authenticity.

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