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Chalukyas of Kalyana&nbsp;(10-12 Century CE),&nbsp;Gold Navilachchu Are Haga (Half Fanam),&nbsp;uninscribed and unattributed,&nbsp;Obv:&nbsp;stylized representation of Peacock (Navilu) facing left in profile,&nbsp;Rev:&nbsp;bloomed&nbsp;eight-petalled lotus,&nbsp;0.12g, 4.32mm,&nbsp;about extremely fine,&nbsp;Rare.

Note:&nbsp;The&nbsp;Kudatini inscription of Chalukya King Tribhuvanamalla, dated 1098AD refers&nbsp;to the conversion of Lokki coins into peacock coins by a goldsmith named Savimoja who had to pay annually 12 Gadyanas to the temple of Svamideva out of the profit from making Navilachchina Pon (Peacock symbol Hon).&nbsp;It is plausible that this is a fractional coin of a similar type of Hons,&nbsp;these coins might have been minted at Naviluru Mint (Ref: Govindraya Prabhu, Navilachchu coins, Nanyadarshini Journal).

Since this coin is struck on a scyphate flan, it is plausible that it might be an earlier issue!

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