Gupta Numismatics (Coinage)
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Types of Coins and Metals Used |
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Coin Name |
Metal Used |
Features / Context |
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Dinar |
Gold |
Famous coins of the Gupta period; known for their purity and excellent craftsmanship. |
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Rupaka |
Silver |
First issued by Chandragupta II after the victory over the Shakas. |
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Copper Currency |
Copper and Lead |
Used by the common public for everyday transactions. |
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Artistic and Historical Features |
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Feature |
Description |
Example / Evidence |
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Obverse (Front) |
Lifelike depiction of the King. |
King shown as an archer, warrior, or musician. |
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Reverse .... | ||
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