Gupta Dynasty, Chandragupta II (375-415 AD), Gold Dinar, Archer Type, Obv: king standing left, holding an indian long bow in his left hand and an arrow in his right, sword at his hip, garuda standing at left, brahmi legend under arm i.e. "chandra" circular brahmi legend around, Rev: lakshmi seated facing on a stylized lotus in padmasana, holding lotus blossom & diadem, brahmi legend at right, "sri vikramah", 9.60g, 20.50mm, (BMC # PL VII -6), about extremely fine, Very Rare.

Goddess Lakshmi is one of the most ubiquitous deities in Hinduism. This goddess is the consort of lord Shiva and is depicted in different forms, to bestow devotees with abundant adoration and to protect it from malevolence. This specimen is an exclusive coin since the lotus here is coherently manifested, other coins of this genre have a lotus in a tinier delineation but here the artistry of the engraver is conspicuous since the lotus is clearly seen with its petals diverging and opening to create an embrace of worship and pristine devotion upon which the goddess is standing transcending its grandeur beyond the realms of comprehension.

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