Silver Drachma of Damsena (AD 222-238) of Western Kshatrapa Kanheri Series Ext.Rare

Western Kshatrapa, Damsena, (AD 222-238), Silver Drachma, Kanheri Series, Obv: King profile bust facing right, Rev: Three arched hill with crescent in centre, moon to left and sun to right, Brahmi legend in Prakrit Rajno Mahakshatrapasa Rudrasihasaputrasa Rajno MahaKshatrapasa Dam(nasa), 1.96 Gms, 13.50 mm, (A. M. Fishman 18.4U), Extremely Fine, Extremely Rare.

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Own a remarkable piece of ancient Indian numismatic history with this Silver Drachma of Damsena, minted during the Western Kshatrapa dynasty (AD 222-238). This exceptional coin from the prestigious Kanheri Series showcases exceptional artistry with its obverse depicting the king’s profile bust facing right, while the reverse features an intricate design of three arched hills with a crescent moon and celestial bodies—the moon to the left and sun to the right. The coin bears Brahmi inscriptions in Prakrit, documenting royal lineage through its legend.

Weighing 1.96 grams and measuring 13.50mm in diameter, this silver drachma represents a significant monetary denomination of its era. Graded as Extremely Fine in condition, the coin demonstrates remarkable preservation despite nearly two millennia of existence. Its extreme rarity makes it a coveted acquisition for serious numismatists and collectors of ancient Indian coinage. This piece is catalogued in the A. M. Fishman reference (18.4U), establishing its authenticity and historical documentation. The combination of superior condition, historical significance, and scarcity renders this an outstanding investment-grade collectible for those passionate about ancient monetary systems and Western Kshatrapa civilization.

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