Gupta Empire, Chandragupta II Vikramaditya. (ca. AD 383-412), Gold dinar  (Wt: 7.51 gm, Dia: 18.09 mm) Horseman type, Chandragupta riding caparisoned horse right. 

Obverse :
Chandragupta riding caparisoned horse right, crescent on head, king has no weapon, brahmi legends around "Paramabhagavato Maharajadhiraja Sri Chandraguptah", (परमभागवतो महाराजाधिराज श्री चन्द्रगुप्तः).

Reverse :
The goddess Lakshmi, nimbate, seated facing left on a draped stool, in her left hand holding a lotus with a long stalk and her right hand holding a diadem, Brahmi legend "Ajitavikrama" (अजिताविक्रमः) on the right field, a dotted border around the field.

Comment : This distinctive Horseman variety depicts Chandragupta II riding a caparisoned horse without a weapon, with a crescent beside his head. The surrounding legend, “Paramabhagavato Maharajadhiraja Sri Chandraguptah,” proclaims him “the supreme devotee of Vishnu, the great king of kings, Sri Chandragupta,” expressing both his religious devotion and imperial status. On the reverse, Lakshmi’s presence complements the royal imagery, while “Ajitavikrama”, “of unconquered prowess” celebrates the sovereign’s strength. Together, the unarmed equestrian portrait and the legends present an image of confident kingship, combining authority, devotion and martial prestige.

(TOTGE, S. Kumar # Class II -Var. A.4.3, Pg 328), choice quality, about very fine, RRR.