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Lot No - 69 - Hindu Coins of Medieval India
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| Yadavas(Seunas) of Devagiri, Ramadeva, 1271-1308 AD, Gold Padmatanka, 3.83g, 17.31x15.51 mm, Obv: Five main punches consisting of 1xLotus 1xLegend 1xConch 2xShri, Legend reads in Nagari script as “ShriRaMa” with a spear below, Rev: Uniface. Ref: Coins of Karnataka K. Ganesh #7.19 pg 70. It was during the time of Ramadeva that Devagiri were raided by Allauddin Khalji and reduced to a vassal status Very Fine, Scarce. |
Estimate
Rs. 20,000-22,000
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Un Sold
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