Post Gupta, Gujarat, uninscribed lead, probably attributed to the Gurjaras of Bharuch, (c.

Post Gupta, Gujarat, uninscribed lead, probably attributed to the Gurjaras of Bharuch, (c. 6th-7th century AD), 2.79g, 18.18x16.62mm, Obv: Bold srivasta, Rev: shows a Shankha shell. Coins of similar types have been found in excavations at Karvan and Kamrej near Vadodara. Very Fine, Rare.

Unsold / price not disclosed

Auction: Auction No. 18 · Bombay Auctions · 2019-04-21 · Estimate: Rs. 2,500-3,000

Category: Ancient

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