Copper Coin of Maharathi's of Talahata (2nd - 1st Cen. BC) with 3-Arched Hill-Triangular Headed/Tree in Railing

Maharathi's of Talahata, (2nd - 1st Cen. BC), Copper Unit, Obv: 3-Arched Hill & Triangular Headed, Rev: Tree in Railing, 1.24 Gms, 9.2 x 9.50 mm, Extremely Fine, Rare.

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Step back into ancient Indian history with this rare and fascinating copper coin issued by the Maharathi dynasty of Talahata, dating back to the 2nd to 1st century BCE. This remarkable numismatic treasure features captivating iconography, showcasing a distinctive 3-arched hill and triangular-headed symbol on the obverse, while the reverse displays a classic tree-in-railing motif. Weighing 1.24 grams and measuring approximately 9.2 by 9.50 mm, this ancient copper unit has survived the millennia in an extremely fine and well-preserved condition, retaining clear details that will delight advanced historians and collectors alike. Coins from the ancient Talahata region offer a tangible connection to the subcontinent's rich administrative and cultural past, making early indigenous issues highly sought after for specialized cabinets. Owning a scarce specimen like this enhances any serious collection of ancient Indian coinage, providing both historical depth and enduring numismatic value for enthusiasts of antiquity.