Step back nearly a thousand years with this India Massa coin, attributed to the Kingdom of Kandy in Ceylon (modern-day Sri Lanka). Struck between 1055 and 1295 AD, this coin reflects the rich cultural and trade history of South Asia during the medieval period. It carries with it the legacy of kingship, commerce, and craftsmanship from a time when kingdoms thrived on the spice routes of the Indian Ocean.

Each Massa coin was traditionally hand-struck, meaning no two pieces are exactly alike. The irregular shapes, bold inscriptions, and historic symbols reveal the artistry of the Kandy kingdom’s minters. Owning such a coin is like holding a tangible fragment of South Asian history in your hand.

Certified Genuine by ICG, this piece is authenticated as a true historical artifact, ensuring its value as a collectible. While it may not be assigned a numerical grade due to its age, the coin’s authenticity and preservation make it a fascinating acquisition for collectors of world and ancient coinage.

Whether you’re drawn to its connection to early Indian Ocean trade, its unique medieval artistry, or its ties to the Ceylonese kings, this Massa coin is a remarkable addition to any serious collection. Coins like this rarely surface with certification, making it a special opportunity.

Key Features:

• Struck between 1055–1295 AD during the reign of the Ceylon Kandy Kings

• Historic Massa coin from medieval South Asia

• Certified Genuine by ICG for authenticity

• A remarkable piece of history from the Indian Ocean trade era

Secure this 1055–1295 India Massa – Ceylon Kandy King – ICG Genuine today and add an authentic medieval artifact to your collection—an enduring link to a powerful kingdom and a golden age of trade and culture.