Copper Cast Coin of City-State ‘Sukatimati’ (2nd Cen. BC) Large Inscribed Cast Ext. Rare

Ancient City-State ‘Sukatimati’, (2nd Cen. BC), Copper Inscribed Cast Unit, Obv: Horse facing right, Pond with Fish alike Object & Srivatsa infront, Small Ujjaini Symbol above Horse, Rev: Elephant standing facing right with upraised trunk, Circular Object & Triangular Headed Symbol infront, Ujjaini Symbol above Elephant & Tree in Railing Behind, 2.32 Gms, 22.73 mm, Condition as per Image.

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This exceptional copper cast coin originates from the ancient city-state of Sukatimati, dating back to the 2nd century BC—a fascinating artifact from India’s numismatic heritage. Weighing 2.32 grams with a diameter of 22.73mm, this inscribed cast unit showcases remarkable artistry characteristic of early Indian coinage.

The obverse features a horse facing rightward, accompanied by a pond-like object with fish motifs and the sacred Srivatsa symbol, crowned by a small Ujjaini mark. The reverse displays a majestic elephant with raised trunk, flanked by circular and triangular-headed symbols, with an Ujjaini symbol and a railed tree completing the composition. These iconographic elements reflect the religious and cultural significance of the period.

In Fine condition with visible signs of historical use, this coin presents an authentic glimpse into ancient trade and governance systems. The Ujjaini symbol, associated with prosperity and royal authority, appears prominently on both sides, indicating this coin’s importance in its era. For numismatists and ancient history enthusiasts, this rare Sukatimati casting represents a tangible connection to pre-Mauryan India, making it a highly sought-after collectible piece that documents the sophistication of ancient Indian metalwork and monetary systems.