Copper Coin of Maharathis of Andhra(2nd Cen. BC) with Nandipad & 3-Arched Hill/Nandywarta Rare

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Own a rare numismatic treasure from ancient India with this exceptional Copper Unit from the Maharathis of Andhra, dating to the 2nd century BC. This historically significant coin features exquisite iconography: the obverse displays a sacred Nandipad (bull’s footprint) positioned left of a distinctive 3-arched hill crowned with a crescent symbol, while the reverse showcases the Nandywarta design—four Nandipad symbols arranged around a central circle. Weighing 1.50 grams of copper, this piece exhibits a Very Fine condition, testament to its age and survival through millennia. The Maharathis were prominent regional rulers whose coinage reflects the rich numismatic heritage of Deccan India. Collectors prize this coin for its archaeological significance, intricate religious symbolism, and extreme rarity. The thoughtful iconography combining Shaivite and local cultural elements makes it an essential acquisition for serious collectors of ancient Indian coinage and anyone fascinated by Andhra’s pre-Christian dynasties.