Copper Coin of Ancient City-State ‘Kurupurika’ of Narmada Valley (300-200 BC) with Lion, Tree & Insc

Ancient City-State ‘Kurupurika’ from Narmada Valley, (3rd – 2nd Cen. BC), Copper Unit, Obv: Lion Facing Right with upraised Tail, Tree Railing above Lion, Traces of Brahmi Legends in the right field, Rev: Uniface, 4.16 Gms, 20.52 mm, About Very Fine, Rare Variety.

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Travel back in time to the ancient city-state of ‘Kurupurika’ in the Narmada Valley with this remarkable Copper Coin dating back to 300-200 BC. This intricately designed coin features a majestic lion facing right with an upraised tail, a tree railing above the lion, and traces of Brahmi legends in the right field. Weighing 4.16 grams and measuring 20.52 mm, this rare variety showcases exquisite craftsmanship and historical significance. The obverse side depicts the lion, while the reverse side remains uniface, adding to its allure. This collectible piece is in about very fine condition, making it a prized addition to any numismatic collection. The coin’s origin, coupled with its unique design and rarity, makes it a valuable treasure for avid collectors and enthusiasts alike. Discover the beauty and history of ancient coinage with this exceptional piece from a bygone era.