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1⁄100 Unit Hamsavati

Issuer Hamsavati, Kingdom of
Year 1287-1552
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Diameter 7 mm
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Obverse description Central field bearing the Srivatsa symbol, a stylized auspicious throne motif rendered in low relief characteristic of Mon hammered coinage. The design occupies the majority of the flan, with the device executed in a schematic, abstracted manner typical of the Hamsavati mint tradition. The irregular flan edges and granular surface texture reflect the hand-hammered production technique employed throughout the kingdom's coinage period.
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Reverse description Reverse field displaying an indistinct or undefined punch mark, heavily worn and difficult to resolve into a coherent design. The surface exhibits the characteristic rough texture and flan irregularities associated with hammered Mon minor coinage of the Hamsavati period. The mark appears as a series of incuse linear impressions without clearly identifiable iconographic content, consistent with the use of a simple counter-punch or die on this smallest denomination.
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