An ancient potin/copper-alloy coin of the Pallavas of Kanchipuram, attributed to the reign of Mahendravarman I (c. 580–630 CE).
The obverse carries the characteristic Pallava bull, one of the principal motifs used on Pallava coinage. The reverse displays a lotus or floral device within a radiating circular design, a distinctive type documented for coins attributed to Mahendravarman I.
The coin retains good portions of both designs despite circulation wear, with an attractive dark patina developed over many centuries.
Dynasty: Pallavas of Kanchi
Ruler: Attributed to Mahendravarman I
Period: c. 580–630 CE
Region: Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu
Metal: Potin / copper alloy
Obverse: Bull
Reverse: Lotus within radiating design
Condition: Circulated ancient coin; approximately Fine to Very Fine from the photographs

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