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Post Guptas, Samatata Region (550-700 AD), Vira Jadamarah, Gold Dinar, Obv: the king, styled in the manner of Kanishka-Kushan facing left, sacrificing over altar at left, holding trident in left hand, unclear legend around, Rev: a female figure, likely a goddess, nimbate, standing to the right, possibly stylized as a warrior male figure in a tribhanga pose, holding an axe-like trident-shaped object in her right hand, Brahmi legend “Vira Jadamarah” at left, a tamgha below at right field, a dotted border around, 6.4g, 21.94mm, (Sam # 1B.1, Plate Specimen – this coin illustrated), AU-UNC, Extremely Rare.

Note: This coin is a “Plate Specimen featured in Early Coinage of Bengal by S.K. Bose &amp; Noman Nasir (#Pg. 146, SAM1B.1, Coin No. 2)”. According to the authors' notes, an interesting aspect of this coin is that it has been found struck with different dies, all bearing the same legend. However, it remains uncertain from which original specimen the legend was copied.&nbsp;

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