09/08/2026
Pallava dynasty copper and potin coins (c. 4th–9th century AD) famously feature a hu**ed standing bull on the obverse and a 16-spoked Dharmachakra (wheel of law/religion) on the reverse. These ancient South Indian coins from Kanchi symbolize royal authority, Vedic-Hindu governance, and devotion to Lord Shiva.
Price - 9000/-
Obverse Side: Displays a majestic, hu**ed bull (the royal emblem of the Pallavas) facing right, often accompanied by sacred symbols like a crescent moon, conch, snake, or Srivatsa, alongside rare Pallava-Grantha or Brahmi script legends. ( Details - worn out )
Reverse Side: Features a prominent 16-spoked Dharmachakra wheel, frequently encircled by a decorated dotted or semi-circular arch border.