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'''Chola Dynasty Copper Coin''' uncommon Hindu artifact.
'''Chola Dynasty Copper Coin''' - uncommon Hindu artifact.


A small copper coin from the Chola Dynasty of South India, dating to the 10th-12th centuries CE, stamped with the dynasty's iconic leaping tiger emblem. The Cholas were prolific minters whose coinage circulated across Southeast Asia, reflecting their vast maritime trade network.
A small copper coin from the Chola Dynasty of South India, dating to the 10th-12th centuries CE, stamped with the dynasty's iconic leaping tiger emblem. The Cholas were prolific minters whose coinage circulated across Southeast Asia, reflecting their vast maritime trade network.

Latest revision as of 02:49, 3 July 2026

Chola Dynasty Copper Coin
Chola Dynasty Copper Coin
Rarity Uncommon
Era Hindu
Native to Varanasi (India)
Toughness 155.0
Sale value 108
Materials copper

Chola Dynasty Copper Coin - uncommon Hindu artifact.

A small copper coin from the Chola Dynasty of South India, dating to the 10th-12th centuries CE, stamped with the dynasty's iconic leaping tiger emblem. The Cholas were prolific minters whose coinage circulated across Southeast Asia, reflecting their vast maritime trade network.

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