Copper Jital of Devraya I(AD 1406-22) of Vijayanagar Empire Bull Left/Dagger

Vijayanagara Empire, Sangama Dynasty, Devaraya I (1406-1422 AD), Copper Jital, Obv: In circle of dots, humped bull  to left with crescent moon & sun above, Rev: In circle of dots; in three lines Sri De Va/A dagger between conch and discuss/ra ya, 3.60 Gms, 11.66 mm, About Very Fine, Scarce.

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Discover a remarkable piece of history with the Copper Jital of Devaraya I, minted between 1406 and 1422 AD during the illustrious Vijayanagara Empire’s Sangama Dynasty. This copper coin features an intricately designed obverse showcasing a humped bull facing left, adorned with a crescent moon and sun, all enclosed within a circle of dots. The reverse presents the inscription “Sri De Va” set between a conch and a discus, also encircled by dots. Weighing 3.60 grams and measuring 11.66 mm, this About Very Fine specimen is not only a tangible link to a significant era but also a rare find for collectors due to its historical context and artistic craftsmanship.

The Vijayanagara Empire was renowned for its cultural and architectural advancements, making coins like this Jital valuable for their artistic merit and historical significance. As a highly collectible item, it appeals to numismatists and history enthusiasts alike, representing both investment potential and a connection to India’s rich past. This piece comes in a protective packaging to ensure its preservation, making it a perfect addition to any collection.

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