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Drachm - Rudrasena I

Issuer Western Satraps
Year 197-199
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Technique Hammered
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Obverse script Greek
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Reverse description Central device depicting a three-arched chaitya hill symbol surmounted by a crescent and dotted ornament, a standard emblem of Western Satrap reverse types derived from earlier Indo-Greek prototypes. The hill device is flanked by a river or water symbol below. A dense Brahmi legend encircles the central device, filling the entire field in multiple registers, recording the ruler's full titulature. A border of small dots runs along the inner edge of the coin's irregular flan.
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Reverse lettering Rājno mahākshatrapasa Rudrasihaputrasa Rājno mahākshatrapasa Rudrasenasa (Raja, Mahakshatrapa, Son of Rudrasimha, Raja Mahakshatrapa Rudrasenasa)
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