Arsenic Mixed Bell Metal Cast Copper from Vidarbha(400-300 BC) Elephant Running Right Uniface

Vidarbha Cast Copper, ( 3rd Cen. BC ), Arsenic Mixed Bell Metal, Karshapana, Coin made with sealing technique, Obv: Elephant running to right with upraised trunk, Rev: Uniface, 8.08 Gms, 20.19 mm, One of the earliest coin from India, About Extremely Fine, Extremely Rare.

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Transport yourself back in time with this remarkable collectible piece – the Arsenic Mixed Bell Metal Cast Copper from Vidarbha, dated back to 400-300 BC. This ancient Karshapana coin showcases an intriguing design featuring an elephant running right with an upraised trunk on the obverse side, while the reverse side remains uniface. Weighing 8.08 grams and measuring 20.19 mm, this artifact is not just a coin but a piece of history, representing one of the earliest coins from India. Its exceptional condition, graded as About Extremely Fine, adds to its allure, making it an extremely rare find for numismatists and history enthusiasts. The intricate sealing technique used in its creation further emphasizes its historical significance. Each detail on this coin tells a story of ancient times, making it a prized possession for any collector passionate about Indian numismatics. Visit our store for more captivating coin offerings, but please note that we currently ship only within India.