Copper Coin of Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty (2nd Cen. BC) of Surya Mitra Rare

Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty, Surya Mitra, (2nd Cen. BC), Copper Unit, Obv: Armed wheel above bull walking right, Triangular headed symbol behind, Rev: Lord Shiva Kind of Figure with dand in left hand standing above lotus flower, Brahi legends in the left field ‘Suyamitasa’, 4.06 Gms, 8.71 x 7.34 mm, About Fine, Rare.

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This exceptional copper coin from the Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty represents a remarkable piece of ancient Indian numismatic history, dating back to the 2nd century BC. Struck during the reign of Surya Mitra, this copper unit weighs 4.06 grams and measures 8.71 x 7.34 mm, showcasing intricate iconography that reflects the dynasty’s cultural and religious significance.

The obverse features a distinctive armed wheel positioned above a walking bull, accompanied by a triangular-headed symbol, while the reverse displays a Shiva-like figure holding a dand (staff) in his left hand, standing majestically above a lotus flower. Brahmi script legends reading “Suyamitasa” are clearly visible in the left field, adding numismatic and historical authentication.

In Fine condition with appropriate wear consistent with its age, this rare coin tells the story of an era when such pieces served as vessels of spiritual and political authority. For serious collectors of ancient Indian coinage, this specimen represents an opportunity to own a historically significant artifact that bridges numismatics, archaeology, and cultural heritage.