Black Cast Copper of Vidarbha(Paoni) Region (4th – 3rd Cen. BC) with Swastik between Two Nandipads above Elephant Galloping Right

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Step back in time to the Mauryan era with this exceptional ancient black cast copper coin originating from the historic Vidarbha (Paoni) region of India, dating back to the 4th – 3rd Century BC. This numismatic treasure features a fascinating obverse depicting a revered Swastik symbol nestled between two sacred Nandipads, positioned gracefully above an elephant galloping right, while the reverse remains uniface as characteristic of the period. Weighing 7.42 grams, this specimen is preserved in an extremely fine, good condition, showcasing remarkable clarity on its ancient motifs. Classified as extremely rare, ancient Indian tribal and regional cast copper issues like this are seldom found in such commendable preservation. Serious numismatists and historians covet pieces from the Paoni region for their profound cultural iconography and scarcity. This museum-worthy artifact offers a tangible connection to India’s ancient metallurgical and monetary history, making it an irreplaceable cornerstone for any advanced ancient coin collection.