Copper Cast Copper from City-State 'Sukatimati' 200 BC New Variety Very Rare

Ancient City-State 'Sukatimati', (2nd Cen. BC), Copper Unit, Obv: Elephant walking left, Triangular headed infront, Ujjaini Symbol top, Rev: Hollow Cross & Taurine/Nandipad Flanked by two Svastika above Railing, 0.64 Gms, 6.19 x 8.93 mm, Complete New Variety not seen before, About Extremely Fine, Rare. 

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This exceptional copper unit originates from the ancient city-state of Sukatimati, dating back to the 2nd century BC—a fascinating period in Indian numismatic history. The coin features a remarkable obverse depicting an elephant walking leftward with a distinctive triangular-headed symbol and the sacred Ujjaini mark positioned at the top. The reverse showcases an intricate hollow cross design accompanied by a Taurine or Nandipad (sacred bull motif) flanked by two auspicious Swastika symbols above a railing pattern. Weighing just 0.64 grams with dimensions of 6.19 x 8.93 mm, this is a previously undocumented variety—making it a groundbreaking discovery for serious collectors. The coin exhibits an Extremely Fine condition, demonstrating excellent preservation despite its age of over 2,000 years. Its rarity cannot be overstated, as this represents a completely new variety never before documented in numismatic literature, making it an invaluable addition to any collection of ancient Indian coinage. The symbolic imagery reflects the cultural and religious significance of the period, combining Hindu and Buddhist iconography. **