Copper Coin of City-State - Sukatimati(2nd Cen. BC) Odd Triangular Shaped with Animal Motif(Horse) Rare

Ancient City-State - Sukatimati(2nd Cen. BC), Copper Unit, Odd Triangular Shaped, Obv: Animal Motif(Horse) partly Visible, Rev: Blank, 0.38 Gms, About Fine, Rare.

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This exceptional copper coin represents a fascinating piece of ancient Indian numismatic history from the Sukatimati city-state, dating back to the 2nd century BC. A copper unit denomination, this coin is distinguished by its remarkably unusual triangular shape—an uncommon departure from the circular coins typically seen in ancient coinage. The obverse features a partially visible horse motif, an important symbol in ancient Indian culture representing wealth, power, and trade. The reverse is blank, which is characteristic of many early city-state issues. Weighing just 0.38 grams, this rare specimen exhibits a Fine condition grade with visible signs of heavy use, indicating its genuine circulation through ancient commerce. The wear patterns actually enhance its historical authenticity and appeal to serious collectors. Coins from Sukatimati are scarce in the numismatic market, making this an outstanding acquisition for those specializing in early Indian city-state coinage or ancient monetary systems. The geometric irregularity combined with the animal iconography provides valuable insights into regional minting practices and cultural preferences of the period. This piece represents both historical significance and investment potential for discerning collectors. #