India 223AD Silver Drachm Rudrasimha I gVF

India 223AD Silver Drachm Rudrasimha I gVFRudrasimha I, a ruler of the Western Kshatrapas, reigned in Western India around 223 AD. His silver drachms were known for their distinctive Greek inspired design, featuring the king's portrait on the obverse and a stylized fire altar or deity on the reverse. These coins reflect the syncretic cultural influences and the importance of trade during his reign.

and a large hooked beak

the design in timeless silver was first released following the success of the gold proof version over a number of years

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representing a historic era

as well as the Chinese character for ‘ox’

Rare overdate variety

A striking synthesis of full-colour and traditional numismatic sculpture

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