Cast-Copper from Vidarbha (4th - 3rd Cen. BC) with 6-Armed Symbol in combination of Nandpad & Spear/Animal Motif

Ancient Vidarbha, Perhaps Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty, (4th - 3rd Cen. BC ), Cast-Copper Unit, Vidarbha(Paoni) Region, Obv: 6-Armed Symbol in combination of Nandipad & Spear, Rev: Traces of Animal motif Soiled, 2.80 Gms, About Extremely Fine, Very Rare.

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This exceptional cast-copper coin represents a fascinating artifact from ancient Vidarbha, dating to the 4th-3rd century BC, during the reign of the Bhadra or Mitra Dynasty. Weighing 2.80 grams, this copper unit originates from the Paoni region of Vidarbha, an important historical territory in central India. The obverse features a distinctive 6-armed symbol ingeniously combining the sacred Nandpad (bull's footprint) with a spear motif, reflecting the religious and dynastic symbolism of the era. The reverse displays traces of an animal motif, though partially obscured by patina, adding to its archaeological intrigue. Graded in Extremely Fine condition, this coin showcases remarkable preservation for its age, with clear strike details and minimal wear. Its rarity and historical significance make it highly desirable for numismatists and ancient history enthusiasts. This piece offers a tangible connection to pre-Mauryan India's complex coinage systems and regional dynasties, representing an important chapter in Indian monetary history. Perfect for serious collectors seeking authentic ancient Indian numismatic treasures.