Explanation:

 The Gupta gold coin is known as dinaras.These intricately detailed coins, called dinara or suvaranas have been found throughout India , many of which currently reside in the British Museum . These coins were created between 415 and 450 CE, during the reign of Kumara Gupta of the Gupta Empire in modern day India. According to Dr. Sarla Khosla’s book Gupta Civilization, Kumara Gupta issued up to thirteen different types of coins that served as currency The first coin is of the peacock type and the second coin, of which the front and back are both pictured, is of the Asvamedha type.