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Burma Pyu Period Taungdwingyi Rare Rising Sun Silver 1/4 Unit 300-600 AD SCARCE
Burma Pyu Period Taungdwingyi Rare Rising Sun Silver 1/4 Unit 300-600 AD SCARCE

Burma Pyu Period Taungdwingyi Rare Rising Sun Silver 1/4 Unit 300-600 AD SCARCE

$ 46.92

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Certification: Uncertified
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Bhutan
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Year: 1910

    Description

    ***This Silver early Burmese Pyu Period coin will require Registered Post with a tracking number (.99 mailed within Canada, .99 mailed to the USA, .99 mailed International). I do combine coins to save on postage.
    ***Please remember that I do combine coins to save on postage.
    Burma Pyu Period Taungdwingyi Rare Rising Sun Silver 1/4 Unit 300-600 AD. Size: 21 mm or 27/32-inch in diameter. Weight: 2.10 gm. Please see the pictures for condition and Very Scarce variety type. This is a very interesting early silver 1/4 unit coin. I fully guarantee this coin to be 100 % authentic. You get the actual coin pictured. If you have any questions please email. Years ago I purchased an old collection of Early Burmese coins and will be selling them on ebay over the next few months. Please check my other auctions, and watch my future auctions.
    On one side is the rising sun emblem. The concept of the rising sun could have been inherited from the ancient form of Surya, “sun” worship which was based on light and warmth that the sun gave to the entire world. In Myanmar, in the “Glass Palace Chronicles”, the Kings are referred to with the title “Lords of the Rising Sun”, a tradition used by Pyu and Burmese Kings. On the other side is a “Srivatsa” symbol. This symbol is of ancient India origin, and was widely used by different religions to enhance the significance of the power of certain gods & goddesses. It was the original symbol of the mother goddess Yakshi or Sirima Devata. Srivatsa connotes house of “Sri” or temple, while Yakshi is the goddess of Fertility, Wealth, and Good luck. Above the Srivasta symbol is the Sun & Moon.