Note: This exceptionally beautiful coin, preserved in gem-quality condition, displays outstanding artistry with sharply struck Brahmi legends and motifs. The rich coloration, radiant luster, and ultra-crisp strike suggest a specimen of near–mint state appearance, making it one of the finest known survivors of the Vishnukundin series.

The Brahmi legend “Shri Vijayasiddhi”, accompanied by a lion motif beneath the inscription, is recorded here for the first time in any auctions. Above the legend, finely dotted symbols-possibly representing celestial elements such as the sun and star are clearly visible and fully legible at the center, an exceptional feature rarely encountered. The reverse depiction of Goddess Lakshmi seated on a lotus, flanked by lamp-stands on either side, is also highly unusual for this series.

A remarkable discovery of great numismatic importance, this coin is being offered publicly for the first time in any auction.

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