Silver Drachma of Svami Rudrasena III (AD 348-380) of Western Kshatrapa Rare

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Step back in time to ancient India with this rare Silver Drachma issued by Svami Rudrasena III, a prominent ruler of the Kardamaka family within the Western Kshatrapa dynasty, who reigned between AD 348 and 380. Struck in pure silver, this numismatic treasure weighs 1.62 grams and measures 12.62 mm in diameter. The obverse showcases a classic profile bust of the king facing right, while the reverse features the iconic three-arched hill symbol encircled by a distinct Brahmi legend naming the ruler and his royal lineage. Preserved in about Extremely Fine condition, the details remain remarkably crisp for a coin dating back over sixteen centuries. Ancient Indian coinage holds immense appeal for serious historians and numismatists alike, offering a tangible connection to the Gupta-era political landscape and regional trade economies. This rare specimen is a must-have centerpiece for any advanced collection focusing on ancient dynasties, regional South Asian history, or classical silver currency. Please note that this item is available exclusively for domestic shipping within India.