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Lot No : 140
Post-Gupta South Gujarat, anonymous and unattributed lead coin, issued most likely by the Gurjaras of Bharuch copying and modifying designs from Gupta and Kshatapa coinages, (500-600 AD), 2.75g. Obv: Garuda with a human face and bird's body, facing. Rev: Shaivite emblem of trident-battle axe, three-arched hill to the right with traces of sun and crescent moon above it.
Estimate
Rs. 2,500-3,000
Sold For :
Rs. 2,500
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