Copper-Alloy Coin of Bhimavarman(3rd Cen. AD) of Magh Dynasty of Kausambhi Bull/Tree

Magha Dynasty, Bhimavarman, (3rd Cen. AD), Copper-Alloy Unit, Obv: Bull facing to right, Rev: Tree in Railing top, Brahmi legends bottom ‘Bhimava(man), 0.72 Gms, 11.61 mm, About Very Fine, Very Rare.

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Own a remarkable piece of ancient Indian numismatic history with this exceptional copper-alloy coin from the Magha Dynasty, minted during the reign of Bhimavarman in the 3rd century AD. This rare unit denomination originates from Kausambhi, an important ancient trade center, and exemplifies the sophisticated coinage systems of early Indian kingdoms.

The coin’s obverse features a finely detailed bull facing rightward—a symbol of prosperity and strength in ancient Indian culture. The reverse displays an elegantly rendered tree enclosed within a railing, representing sacred and auspicious imagery. Brahmi script legends reading “Bhimava(man)” authenticate the ruler and denomination.

Weighing just 0.72 grams with a diameter of 11.61mm, this diminutive artifact showcases remarkable preservation in Extremely Fine condition. The Magha Dynasty coins are exceptionally scarce in today’s numismatic market, making this piece a coveted addition for serious collectors of ancient Indian coinage. This specimen represents a tangible connection to a sophisticated civilization and offers both historical significance and investment potential for those passionate about early Indian monetary systems and archaeology.

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