Silver-Alloy Dramma of Malwa Gadhaiya Deravative (AD 1200-1302) Devanagari “Sri Omkara” Type

Malwa Gadhaiya Deravative, (AD1200-1302), Silver-Alloy Drachma, Obv: Stylised head facing to right, Devanagari ‘Om’, Rev: Devanagari ‘sri omkara’ in Centre, (Deyell # 177), 4.26 Gms, 12.48 mm, Extremely Fine, Rare.

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Introducing the Silver-Alloy Dramma of Malwa Gadhaiya Derivative, a remarkable relic from the years AD 1200-1302. This exquisite silver-alloy drachma features a stylized head facing right on the obverse, complemented by the Devanagari “Om,” a symbol of spiritual significance. The reverse showcases the elegant inscription “Sri Omkara” in the center, making this piece not only a currency but also a representation of cultural heritage. With a weight of 4.26 grams and a diameter of 12.48 mm, this coin is classified as Extremely Fine, denoting its superb condition and rarity.

Historically, the Malwa region was a significant center for trade and culture in medieval India, and this drachma embodies that rich legacy. Collectors will find this item attractive due to its limited availability and historical context, making it a valuable addition to any collection. It comes unaccompanied by any certification but stands out for its exceptional craftsmanship and historical importance, appealing to both seasoned numismatists and new enthusiasts alike.

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