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

Ancient Bharuch(Gujrat), (2nd Cen.BC), Copper Unit, Obv: Pair of Bold Mugamukhe - A Frog alike symbol, Rev: Mahakal, Six arched Symbol, river below with Fishes, 5.44 Gms, In complete natural grade with green patina, About Extremely Fine, Rare.

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Step back into antiquity with this rare and fascinating copper unit minted in ancient Bharuch, Gujarat, during the 2nd century BC. Struck from durable copper, this remarkable piece weighs 5.44 grams and is preserved in an impressive About Extremely Fine condition, showcasing a desirable, natural green patina that highlights its ancient lineage. The obverse displays a striking pair of bold Mugamukhe symbols, often interpreted as frog-like motifs, while the reverse reveals a rich iconography featuring Mahakal, a six-arched symbol, and a flowing river teeming with fish below. Numismatists and historians are drawn to early Indian coinage like this for its tangible connection to trade and culture along the ancient western coast of India. Owning a coin from Bharuch—one of the subcontinent’s most prominent ancient port cities—offers a unique window into the iconography and artistry of the pre-Satavahana era. This rare specimen is an essential acquisition for advanced collectors of ancient Indian numismatics, local coinage, or historical artifacts.