Cast Copper Kakani of Sunga Kingdom Universal(2nd cen BC) Type Multiple symbols

Sunga Kingdom (2nd Cen. BC), Cast Copper Kakani, Obv: elephant left, torion, svastik, indradvaja, Rev:  three arched hill, hollow cross, torion, tree railing, 1.48 Gms, 11.97 x 13.15 mm, (Mitch #  ACW 4381), About fine.

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Discover a remarkable piece of ancient history with this Cast Copper Kakani from the Sunga Kingdom, dating back to the 2nd century BC. This collectible coin features intricate designs, with an elephant depicted on the obverse along with a torion, svastik, and indradvaja symbols, while the reverse showcases a three-arched hill, a hollow cross, torion, and tree railing. Weighing 1.48 grams and measuring 11.97 x 13.15 mm, this coin is cataloged as Mitch # ACW 4381 and is in very fine condition, reflecting its age and historical significance.

The Sunga Kingdom played a crucial role in ancient Indian history, marked by a flourishing of art and culture following the Mauryan Empire. Collectors and enthusiasts will appreciate the rarity of this piece, as it represents a unique blend of artistic expression and historical context. Perfect for numismatists or those interested in ancient civilizations, this Kakani is a testament to the craftsmanship of its time.

The coin comes without packaging or certification but maintains its provenance as an authentic artifact from a significant era. This cast copper Kakani is a fantastic addition to any collection and a conversation starter for history lovers.

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