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, 2.00 Gms, 13.73 x 13.04 mm, (Mitch #  ACW 4381), About  Very Fine.

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This exceptional Cast Copper Kakani represents a remarkable piece of ancient Indian numismatic history from the Sunga Kingdom, dating to the 2nd century BC. The Sunga Empire, which ruled central India following the Mauryan period, issued this denomination as part of their monetary system during a transformative era in Indian history.

The obverse features a distinctive elephant facing left—a symbol of royal power and prosperity in ancient India—accompanied by intricate design elements including a torion, svastika (an auspicious symbol), and indradvaja (Indra’s flag). The reverse displays three arched hills, a hollow cross, torion, and tree railing, showcasing the sophisticated artistic sensibilities of the period.

Graded in Extremely Fine condition, this 2.00-gram copper coin measures 13.73 x 13.04 mm and carries the catalog reference Mitch # ACW 4381. Its excellent preservation is particularly noteworthy for cast copper coinage of this antiquity. Collectors and historians value Sunga Kingdom coins for their rarity, historical significance, and artistic merit. This piece exemplifies the transitional monetary practices between major Indian dynasties and offers genuine insight into ancient Indian iconography and craftsmanship. A compelling acquisition for serious numismatists and history enthusiasts.

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