Lead Coin of Western Kshatrapa – Rudrasena III? (3rd Cen. AD) with Bull walking Right/3-Arched Hill Rare

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This exceptional lead coin represents a fascinating piece of ancient Indian numismatic history from the Western Kshatrapa dynasty, dating to the 3rd century AD. Attributed to Rudrasena III, this rare monetary unit weighs just 0.78 grams and showcases remarkable iconography on both sides. The obverse features a bull walking rightward—a symbol of prosperity and strength in ancient Indian culture—while the reverse displays a distinctive three-arched hill motif, which may represent a sacred geographical landmark or architectural significance of the period.

Lead coins from the Western Kshatrapa era are exceptionally scarce, making this specimen particularly valuable to serious numismatists and collectors of ancient Indian coinage. The “About Very Fine” condition indicates the coin has retained excellent detail and clarity despite its age, with minimal wear and strong strike definition. This piece offers a tangible connection to the Kshatrapa dominion, a pivotal period in Indian history when these satraps ruled western India. Collectors prize such artifacts for their rarity, historical authenticity, and the insight they provide into ancient trade, religious beliefs, and artistic expression. An outstanding addition to any ancient coin collection.