Copper-Alloy 1/8 Karshapana of Agni Mitra(2nd Cen. BC) of Panchalas of Ahichhatra – Rare

Panchalas of Ahichhatra, Agni Mitra, (2nd Cen. BC), Copper-Alloy 1/8 Karshapana, bold square punch, obv: Depiction of Agni(Fire) in Centre with Decoration of Stupa & Tree at both the sides, Rev: Top three panchala symbols, Bottom Brahmi legend, ‘Agnimitasa’, 0.70 Gms, 9.63 mm, About Very Fine, Very Rare.

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Own a piece of ancient Indian numismatic history with this exceptionally rare copper-alloy 1/8 Karshapana from the Panchalas of Ahichhatra, minted during the 2nd century BC under King Agni Mitra. This diminutive treasure showcases masterful engraving with a striking depiction of Agni (the Fire deity) at its center, flanked by ornamental Stupa and Tree symbols. The reverse displays distinctive Panchala symbols with a Brahmi legend reading ‘Agnimitasa.’ Weighing just 0.70 grams and measuring 9.63mm, this coin represents an important monetary denomination from one of ancient India’s most significant kingdoms. In Extremely Fine condition, it demonstrates remarkable preservation for its age. Collectors prize such specimens for their historical significance, artistic merit, and the window they provide into pre-Mauryan India’s sophisticated coinage systems. A truly very rare acquisition for serious numismatists and history enthusiasts.