Note: The horseman-type gold coins of the Gupta dynasty, depicting the King mounted on a charging horse, are among the most enigmatic issues of the series. This specimen ranks among the finest we have handled, distinguished by its exceptional quality and bold strike.

The iconography and legends are rendered with remarkable clarity, with the legends nearly complete. Minute details - such as the jewels adorning the King and Goddess on the neck, armlets, hands, and legs - are clearly visible. The King’s facial features, including the nose, eyes, and hair, along with the richly caparisoned royal horse, are precisely defined. On the reverse, the goddess is clearly depicted feeding grapes to a peacock, with the iconography rendered sharply and in fine detail.

A superb example of precision striking, showcasing bold motifs, refined royal imagery, and deep golden toning with vibrant luster.

Copper Half Pice of Victoria Empress of 1894-97.

Bronze Half Pice Coin of King Edward VII of Calcutta Mi ...

Silver Half Rupee Coin of King William IIII of Calcutta ...

Silver Two Annas Coin of King George V of Calcutta Min ...