Silver Drachma of Vijaysena(AD 239-50) of Western Kshatrapa Kanheri Type 23.3U1 C/s by Maitraka’s

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Discover a piece of history with the Silver Drachma of Vijaysena, minted between AD 239 and 250 by the Western Kshatrapas. This exquisite coin, originating from the Kanheri mint in the Bombay area, features a detailed bust of King Vijayasena on the obverse, while the reverse showcases a striking design of three arched hills with a crescent moon at the center, flanked by a sun on the right. Weighing 1.80 grams and measuring 13.20 mm, this coin is cataloged as A.M. Fishman 23.3U1, and is classified as “About Extremely Fine,” making it an exceptionally rare variety.

Vijayasena ruled during a significant era marked by cultural and economic exchange, and his reign is noted for its artistic achievements. For collectors, this drachma not only represents a tangible connection to India’s rich numismatic history but also serves as a valuable investment. Its condition and rarity enhance its appeal among enthusiasts, ensuring its place in any serious collection. Please note, we offer this item with the assurance of its authenticity, as we pride ourselves on delivering only genuine products.