Gupta Coins

Gupta coins refer to ancient Indian currency used during the Gupta Empire (approximately 3rd to 6th centuries CE). These coins, often made of gold and silver, prominently featured royal symbols, deities, and inscriptions, reflecting the empire's prosperity, culture, and religious beliefs. They served as a medium of trade and a way for rulers to showcase their authority and achievements. The craftsmanship of Gupta coins is notable for its artistry and detail, making them valuable historical artifacts that provide insight into the economy and society of ancient India.