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”, 3.93 Gms, About Fine, Scarce.

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Discover a remarkable piece of history with the Copper Drachma of Harsha Deva, issued by the Loharas of Kashmir between AD 1089 and 1101. This collectible coin features a striking obverse depicting the king standing slightly left, performing a sacrifice over an altar while holding a trident. On the reverse, the deity Ardoxsho is seated and facing, accompanied by the Devnagari legend “Harsha.” Weighing 3.93 grams, this coin is graded as About Fine, showcasing its heavy use yet captivating design. The Loharas were known for their significant contributions to the cultural landscape of Kashmir during a time of great political and artistic development. This drachma not only represents a monetary unit but also embodies the rich history of the region. As a scarce item, it holds substantial appeal for collectors and enthusiasts alike, particularly those interested in ancient Indian numismatics. Please note, we do not ship outside India, ensuring that this unique piece remains a local treasure for passionate collectors.