Lead Coin Achadasari of Maghas of Malhar(2nd – 3rd Cen. AD) Very Rare

Maghas of Malhar, Achadasiri,  (2nd – 3rd Cen. AD), Lead Unit, Obv: Elephant facing right with trunk dropped down, Rev: Crude figure of Goddess, 0.40 Gms, 5.68 x 4.59 mm, Very Fine, Very Rare.

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Discover a piece of history with this exceptionally rare Lead Coin from the Maghas of Malhar, dating back to the 2nd – 3rd Century AD. This collectible unit features a striking obverse design of an elephant facing right, its trunk elegantly dropped, symbolizing strength and stability. The reverse showcases a crude figure of a goddess, indicative of the artistic styles of the era. Weighing in at 0.40 grams and measuring 5.68 x 4.59 mm, this coin is graded as Very Fine, highlighting its well-preserved condition despite its age.

The Maghas dynasty played a significant role in the history of ancient India, and coins like this one were used in trade and commerce during a time of cultural flourishing. As a collector, you’ll appreciate the rarity of this piece, making it a fantastic addition to any numismatic collection. This coin is not just a monetary artifact; it tells a story of an ancient civilization and its values, making it a captivating item for historians and enthusiasts alike.

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