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’, 3.76 Gms, 15.37 mm, (Living without Silver, John S. Deyell, Type 9-10), Extremely Fine, Rare.

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Discover a piece of history with the Debased Silver Dramma of Vinayaka, minted during the reign of the Partihara Dynasty from AD 913 to 933. This exquisite coin features the revered Varha, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu, gracefully depicted facing right on the obverse. The reverse showcases the Devanagari inscription, ‘Sri Vinayakapal Deva,’ adding a cultural significance to this artifact. Weighing 3.76 grams and measuring 15.37 mm, this coin is classified as Extremely Fine, making it a rare find for collectors.

The Partihara Dynasty played a crucial role in Indian history, known for their influential power in the region and their contributions to art and culture. As a debased silver coin, it represents the economic practices of the era, reflecting both the craftsmanship and the political landscape of the time. This collectible is sure to captivate enthusiasts with its rich historical context and rarity. Encased carefully to preserve its condition, this item is a must-have for serious collectors seeking to enhance their collections with unique and authentic pieces.

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