Note: This coin is preserved in mint condition, with a sharp, fully detailed strike and intact original mint luster, features rarely seen on medieval South Indian silver. Its lack of wear allows complete clarity of the Nagari legends and the spider motif, greatly enhancing its visual appeal.

This specimen is a documented Plate Specimen from the edition of Beena Sarasan (No. 9.3) and is further cited in JONS Article No. 248, confirming its provenance and importance. Its plate status makes it a benchmark example for the type.

Achu coins from the pre-Travancore era in this superb quality of Jayasimha are practically unique. This type is absent from major Travancore collections in such high grade, making it a truly rare opportunity for collectors.

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