Copper Coin of Sadasivaraya(AD1542-68) of Vijaynagar Empire Garuda standing Right

Vijayanagar, Tuluva Dynasty, Sadasivaraya (AD 1542–1568), Copper Unit(Kasu), Obv : Garuda Facing right, Rev : Faintly visible Three Line Devnagari legend Sri Sada/ sivara / yaru, 1.85 Gms, 7.19 mm, About Very Fine, Rare.

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Discover a remarkable piece of history with the Copper Coin of Sadasivaraya from the Vijayanagar Empire, minted between AD 1542 and 1568. This exquisite copper unit, known as a Kasu, features an intricately designed Garuda facing right on the obverse, while the reverse bears a faintly visible three-line Devanagari inscription, reading “Sri Sada / sivara / yaru.” Weighing 1.85 grams and measuring 7.19 mm, this coin is graded as About Very Fine, making it a rare find for collectors.

The Vijayanagar Empire, renowned for its flourishing trade and cultural achievements, was a significant power in South India during the 16th century. The reign of Sadasivaraya marked a period of artistic and architectural advancement, and this coin beautifully encapsulates that legacy. Enthusiasts will appreciate its collectible value due to its historical significance and rarity, making it a fantastic addition to any numismatic collection. Please note that we do not ship outside India, ensuring that this treasure remains within reach of local collectors.

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