This rare ancient silver coin dates from the Pyu kingdoms, which existed between the 2nd century BC and the mid-11th century AD in present-day Myanmar. They are dated to the 9th to 10th centuries AD. The obverse depicts a stylized rising sun, while the reverse features a Srivatsa symbol flanked by the sun and moon.
This coin is a remarkable example of ancient craftsmanship and offers impressive insight into the history and culture of Southeast Asia. It is a unique collectible for history buffs, numismatists, and anyone who appreciates ancient artifacts.
Details:
+Region: Pyu Kingdoms, Burma (modern-day Myanmar) +Type: AR full unit +Date: ca. 9th-10th century AD +Material: Silver +Weight: 9.42g +Diameter: 31mm
