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Antique Pyu silver coin from the 7th century - Rare Srivatsa coinage with sun and moon
Antique Pyu silver coin from the 7th century - Rare Srivatsa coinage with sun and moon
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Acquire a rare and impressive ancient silver coin from the Pyu Kingdom, dated circa 7th century. This coin depicts:
Obverse: Bhadrapitha motif (circle in the center) with five lamps above, framed by a pearl border.
Reverse: Srivatsa symbol with 9 spheres, accompanied by sun (right) and moon (left) as well as the subsidiary symbols Vajra (left) and Shanka (right).
Details:
Weight: 10.82g
Diameter: 34 mm
Material: Silver
Edge: Smooth
An exceptional coin from Sri Ksetra that represents not only a piece of history but also a symbol of the ancient Pyu culture. Perfect for collectors of ancient Asian coins or interested enthusiasts.
A rare ancient silver coin from the Pyu Kingdom, dated to the 7th century AD. This impressive coin depicts the emotive Bhadrapitha symbol (a circle in the center) with five lamps at the top on the obverse and the revered Srivatsa with nine pearls inside, sun and moon, and Vajra and Shanka subsidiary symbols on the reverse.
These were inspired by Sri Ksetra, the capital of the Pyu Kingdom, and are a testament to the rich cultural and spiritual beliefs of their coins. The Bhadrapitha, a sacred throne or platform, represents the foundation of enlightenment, while the Srivatsa, an ancient auspicious symbol, symbolizes prosperity and royal power. The additional symbols of the sun, moon, vajra, and shanka further enhance the spiritual significance of this coin.
With their excellent condition and R1 rarity, these coins are a collector's item for ancient coin enthusiasts, historians, and anyone interested in the history of Southeast Asia.
Short history:
This silver coin dates from the Pyu civilization, one of the earliest documented cultures in Southeast Asia, which flourished from the 2nd century BC to the 9th century AD. The Pyu were known for their advanced urban planning, strong Buddhist influence, and an extensive trade network that spanned much of the region. Coins like this one attest to their metalworking skills and offer insight into their cultural and religious beliefs, which were often characterized by Buddhist symbolism.
Materials: Silver
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Obverse: Bhadrapitha motif (circle in the center) with five lamps above, framed by a pearl border.
Reverse: Srivatsa symbol with 9 spheres, accompanied by sun (right) and moon (left) as well as the subsidiary symbols Vajra (left) and Shanka (right).
Details:
Weight: 10.82g
Diameter: 34 mm
Material: Silver
Edge: Smooth
An exceptional coin from Sri Ksetra that represents not only a piece of history but also a symbol of the ancient Pyu culture. Perfect for collectors of ancient Asian coins or interested enthusiasts.
A rare ancient silver coin from the Pyu Kingdom, dated to the 7th century AD. This impressive coin depicts the emotive Bhadrapitha symbol (a circle in the center) with five lamps at the top on the obverse and the revered Srivatsa with nine pearls inside, sun and moon, and Vajra and Shanka subsidiary symbols on the reverse.
These were inspired by Sri Ksetra, the capital of the Pyu Kingdom, and are a testament to the rich cultural and spiritual beliefs of their coins. The Bhadrapitha, a sacred throne or platform, represents the foundation of enlightenment, while the Srivatsa, an ancient auspicious symbol, symbolizes prosperity and royal power. The additional symbols of the sun, moon, vajra, and shanka further enhance the spiritual significance of this coin.
With their excellent condition and R1 rarity, these coins are a collector's item for ancient coin enthusiasts, historians, and anyone interested in the history of Southeast Asia.
Short history:
This silver coin dates from the Pyu civilization, one of the earliest documented cultures in Southeast Asia, which flourished from the 2nd century BC to the 9th century AD. The Pyu were known for their advanced urban planning, strong Buddhist influence, and an extensive trade network that spanned much of the region. Coins like this one attest to their metalworking skills and offer insight into their cultural and religious beliefs, which were often characterized by Buddhist symbolism.
Materials: Silver
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