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Dinar

Gupta Empire Gold Dinar (King and Queen / Archer type reproduction or replica)

Ancient India (Gupta Empire) · c. 4th - 6th Century CE (Modern replica/fantasy piece)

A yellowish metallic token or replica showing ancient Indian Gupta-style iconography with figures standing under an umbrella and Brahmi script around the border.

Country: Ancient India (Gupta Empire)
Year: c. 4th - 6th Century CE (Modern replica/fantasy piece)
Denomination: Dinar
Metal: Brass or gold-plated base metal (Replica)
Grade: Not applicable (Modern replica token)

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Overview

A yellowish metallic token or replica showing ancient Indian Gupta-style iconography with figures standing under an umbrella and Brahmi script around the border.

Historical significance

Authentic Gupta gold coins represent the 'Golden Age' of ancient India under rulers like Chandragupta II and Kumaragupta I, known for high artistic merit and pure gold content. However, the item shown exhibits modern casting characteristics typical of souvenir replicas.

Obverse (front)

Depicts two standing royal figures (a king and queen or attendants) with Brahmi legends along the periphery.

Reverse (back)

Depicts a seated or standing deity under a parasol/umbrella with attendants, characteristic of Gupta coin motifs.

Estimated value

$1 - $5 (Novelty/Replica value)

What drives this coin's value

Material composition, authenticity, historical provenance

Grade assessment

Not applicable (Modern replica token)

Mintage & rarity

Modern replica (Mass produced)

Authenticity & counterfeit red flags

Check for casting bubbles, modern uniform color, incorrect weight, and mushy details typical of souvenir copies rather than hand-struck ancient coins.

Notable varieties & errors

King and Queen type, Archer type, Horseman type (in authentic issues)

Similar coins

Ancient Gupta gold dinars, modern tourist replicas, temple tokens

Care & preservation

Keep dry, handle by the edges, and store in a safe or holder away from moisture.

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