SKU: HIMMI-1
HSN: 9705
Seller: HPO COLLECTION
Own a remarkable piece of Medieval Indian history with this Kalachuri Dynasty Mashaka of Gangeya Deva, dating approximately to 1015–1040 AD.
The obverse features a stylized depiction of Goddess Lakshmi seated in Padmasana, while the reverse bears the Nagari inscription “Śrīmad Gaṅgeya Deva”, representing the renowned Kalachuri ruler Gangeya Deva.
This historical coin is struck in a debased gold alloy, a characteristic feature of certain medieval Indian coinages. The coin weighs 3.92 grams and has been XRF tested for metallic composition.
An excellent collectible for enthusiasts of medieval Indian coins, Hindu dynasties, historical artifacts and numismatics.
Dynasty: Kalachuris of Tripuri
Ruler: Gangeya Deva
Coin Name: Mashaka
Period: Approximately 1015–1040 AD
Region: Medieval India
Metal: Debased Gold
Composition: Approx. 2% Gold, 21% Silver & 77% Copper/Nickel Alloy (XRF Tested)
Weight: 3.92 grams
Diameter: Approximately 17 mm
Shape: Round / Irregular
Obverse: Goddess Lakshmi seated in Padmasana
Reverse: Nagari inscription “Śrīmad Gaṅgeya Deva”
Coin Type: Medieval Indian Historical Coin
Quantity: 1 Coin
