Note: One of the finest Gupta specimens we have ever offered for this standard type, this coin displays exceptionally well-preserved details. The Brahmi legends are fully legible, and the platform on which the king stands is sharply defined, with complete and clear iconography of King and Goddess.

The obverse bears the legend “Samarasativitata vijayojitari purajito divam Jayati” (समरसतिवितत विजयोजितारि पुरजितो दिवं जयति), praising the king’s conquests and celestial triumphs, with “Samudra” (समुद्र) inscribed below his arm. The reverse carries the succinct and powerful epithet “Parakramah” (पराक्रमः), meaning "Valour," placed in the right field.

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