Debased-Silver Coin of Malwa Gadhaiya Deravative (AD 1200-1302) with Devanagari “Ja” Type Deyell 169 Scarce

Malwa Gadhaiya Deravative(AD1200-1302), Copper-Alloy Coin, Obv: Stylised head facing to right, Devanagari ‘Ja’, Rev: Fire Alter in Centre, 4.16 Gms, (Deyell 169) Very fine, Scarce.

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Introducing the Debased-Silver Coin of Malwa Gadhaiya Derivative, which dates back to the period of AD 1200-1302. This unique collectible features a stylized head facing right on the obverse, adorned with the Devanagari character “Ja,” while the reverse showcases a fire altar at its center. Weighing 4.16 grams, this coin falls under the Deyell 169 catalog and is classified as Very Fine, making it a scarce find for collectors. Crafted from silver, this piece embodies the rich history of the Malwa region, which was once a significant center for trade and culture during the medieval period in India. Its historical context not only adds depth to its value but also attracts enthusiasts eager to connect with India’s numismatic heritage. This coin is an excellent investment for serious collectors due to its rarity and condition. Please note, we do not ship outside of India, ensuring that this piece remains a treasured local collectible.