Arsenic Cast Copper of Vidarbha(Paoni) Region with Elephant, 6-Spoked Wheel, Spear Ext.Rare

Vidarbha(Paoni) Region, Arsenic(A Mix of Iron and other Metals) Cast Copper, (4th – 3rd Cen. BC), Obv:  Elephant facing right with Upraised Trunk and Chhatra/Spear above Elephant’s Back, 6-Spoked wheel infront, Rev. Uniface, 14.10 Gms, 23.73 Gms, Big Size Heavy Casted with Sealing Technique, Extremely Rare, Extremely Rare.

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This exceptional arsenic cast copper coin hails from the Vidarbha (Paoni) region of ancient India, dating to the 4th-3rd century BC. A remarkable artifact of early Indian numismatic art, it features a striking obverse depicting an elephant facing right with an upraised trunk, crowned by a symbolic Chhatra (spear), accompanied by a prominent 6-spoked wheel. The coin’s impressive weight of approximately 23.73 grams and substantial size reflect the skilled casting techniques of its era, employing a distinctive sealing method that enhanced durability.

Graded in Very Fine condition, this uniface piece represents a rare window into Vidarbha’s ancient coinage system. Collectors prize such examples for their historical significance, artistic merit, and scarcity. The elephant symbolism connects to early Buddhist and royal iconography, making this piece invaluable for those studying ancient Indian monetary systems and regional artistry. This is a museum-quality collectible suitable for serious numismatists and history enthusiasts.