Debased Silver Dramma of Vinayaka(AD 913-933) of Partihara Dynasty Lord Varha

Partihara Dynasty, Vinayaka, (AD 913-933), Debased Silver Dramma, Obv: Varha(Boar) – incarnation of Lord Vishnu facing right, Rev: Devanagari Inscription ‘Sri Vinayakapal Deva’, 3.88 Gms, 15.79 mm, (Living without Silver, John S. Deyell, Type 9-10), About Very Fine, Rare.

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Unveil the historical allure of the Debased Silver Dramma of Vinayaka from the Partihara Dynasty, minted between AD 913-933. This rare collectible showcases the obverse featuring Varaha, the boar incarnation of Lord Vishnu, facing right, with the reverse displaying a Devanagari Inscription ‘Sri Vinayakapal Deva’. Weighing 3.88 grams and measuring 15.79 mm, this artifact is classified as About Very Fine according to the reference of John S. Deyell’s Type 9-10. The coin holds significant value for numismatists, encapsulating a piece of ancient Indian history and culture. Its scarcity and historical significance make it a prized possession for collectors, offering a glimpse into the rich heritage of the Partihara Dynasty. Note: Shipping available only within India.