Lead Coin of Vakataka’s (5th – 7th Cen. AD) with Lion facing Right/Inscription Ext.Rare

Vakataka, (5th – 7th Cen. AD), Lead Unit, Obv: Lion facing right, Rev: Brahmi Legend ‘Perhaps Vridi’, 0.78 Gms, (Referance – Similar to Oswal Auction No.86, Lot N.63), About Very Fine, Ext. Rare.

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Discover a remarkable piece of history with this Lead Coin from the Vakataka Dynasty, dating back to the 5th – 7th Century AD. This unique lead unit features a striking depiction of a lion facing right on the obverse side, while the reverse showcases a Brahmi legend that reads ‘Perhaps Vridi’. Weighing in at 0.78 grams, this coin is not only a tangible artifact of ancient India but also a testament to the Vakataka’s rich cultural and political history, which flourished during a time of significant artistic and economic development.

This collectible coin is graded as Extremely Fine, indicating its excellent condition with minimal wear, making it highly desirable among collectors. Its rarity is further emphasized by its similarity to the coin featured in Oswal Auction No.86, Lot N.63, marking it as an extraordinary find for numismatists. Whether you are a seasoned collector or a history enthusiast, this coin is an exceptional addition to any collection, offering a glimpse into the past and the legacy of the Vakatakas.

Please note that we do not ship outside India, so be sure to secure this exquisite piece of history while you can!

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