Copper Coin of Bharuch(2nd Cen.BC) with Mugamukge/Mahakal Rare

Ancient Bharuch(Gujrat Region), (2nd Cen. BC), Copper Unit, Obv: Mugamukhe – A Frog alike symbol, Rev: Mahakal – Deadely form of lord Shiva, River with fishes, 2.86 Gms, In complete natural grade with Patina, Very Fine, Rare.

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Discover a remarkable piece of ancient history with this Copper Coin of Bharuch, dating back to the 2nd Century BC. Struck in the historic region of Bharuch (Gujarat), this copper unit features the unique Mugamukhe symbol resembling a frog on the obverse, while the reverse showcases Mahakal, the formidable form of Lord Shiva, accompanied by a depiction of a river teeming with fish. Weighing at 2.86 grams, it boasts a very fine condition, complete with natural patina that enhances its aesthetic appeal. This rare collectible not only serves as a tangible link to the past but also holds significant value for numismatists and history enthusiasts alike. As a limited edition artifact from a time of rich cultural heritage, it represents an era where art and spirituality intertwined. With no shipping outside India, this item is a perfect addition to any serious collection or a thoughtful gift for a lover of ancient coins.