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Know more about the history of ancient Indian  Gold Dinar, “Ashvamedha”   Obv: a sacrificial horse standing facing left, behind a sacrificial post (Yupa), which is shown as an elaborate stand with streamers and ribbons flying in the wind; the Yupa has an ornamental pedestal with two steps that are slightly bent in towards the center, Brahmi letter ‘Si’ (Siddam) placed on the platform between the horse legs, a crescent behind the haunch of the horse, Brahmi legend “Rajadhirajaprithivimavitva (divamjayatyahru)tavajimedha)” around the field,   Rev: the chief queen in the guise of a goddess standing left on a lotus-shaped pedestal, carrying a fly-whisk (Chauri) in her right hand, which is placed on her shoulder and holding a towel in her left, Brahmi legend “Ashvamedha Parakramah” on the right field and a ritual needle (Soochi/ceremonial spear with ribbons) on the left, beaded border around the field, 7.14g, 21.14mm, (Variant of Altekar, Bayana Hoard # Pl. IV-1/BMC # Pl. V-...

Know more about ancient Indian coins and their history of significance India has a rich and varied history, and this is reflected in its   Ancient Indian coins can be divided into two broad categories: those struck by the various kingdoms that existed before the establishment of the Gupta Empire in 320 CE, and those issued by the imperial Guptas and their successors. Coins were first used in India around 600 BCE, and initially, they were made of silver and copper. Old Gold coins were also minted, but they were not as common as silver or copper. The designs on early Indian coins were usually very simple, with just a few lines or symbols to indicate the issuing authority.   History and Significance:  Ancient Indian coins are some of the most popular and valuable collectible items in the world. For centuries, these beautiful pieces of history have been treasured by both collectors and investors antique coin dealers. Other notable ancient Indian antique coins include th...