A rare and culturally significant collectible from the Gurjara Pratihara dynasty, issued under King Bhoja I (c. 836–885 AD), representing one of the most iconic early medieval Indian types. This piece features the revered Adivaraha motif—associated with the Varaha (boar) form—symbolizing power, protection, and divine authority within the historical and cultural context of the period. The obverse displays a stylized boar form in motion, while the reverse carries a Nagari legend reading “Srimad Adi / Varaha”, along with additional symbolic elements, reflecting the artistic and spiritual expression of the era. Highly regarded among collectors, this type stands out for its distinctive iconography, historical importance, and strong representation of early medieval Indian numismatic tradition. Specifications: • Dynasty: Gurjara Pratihara • Ruler: Bhoja I • Period: c. 836–885 AD • Weight: approx. 4.00 g • Size: approx. 16.6 × 17.9 mm A desirable addition for collectors of ancient Indian and early medieval numismatics. This item is offered as a historical numismatic collectible intended solely for hobby and collection purposes.
