Copper Coin of Mahasenapati(2nd – 1st Cen. BC) of Satavahan Feudatories of Andhra Region Ext.Rare

Satavahan Feudatories, Mahasenapati,  (2nd – 1st Cen. BC), Copper Unit, Andhra Region, Obv: Swastik abve Elephant walking right, Rev: Thunderarm & Spear(off Flan), 2.34 Gms, 11.00 mm, About Fine, Extremely Rare.

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Discover a truly remarkable piece of history with this Copper Coin of Mahasenapati, dating back to the 2nd – 1st Century BC, issued by the Satavahan feudatories of the Andhra region. Weighing 2.34 grams and measuring 11.00 mm, this coin showcases intricate designs, featuring a Swastik above an elephant walking right on the obverse, while the reverse displays a thunderarm and spear (off flan). This particular coin is graded as Very Fine (USED), making it an exceptional addition for any collector.

The Satavahanas were known for their significant role in early Indian history, ruling over a vast territory and contributing to trade and cultural exchanges. Collectors will appreciate not only its rarity—classified as Extremely Rare—but also its historical context, reflecting an era characterized by rich cultural heritage and coinage evolution. This coin is a 100% genuine artifact that would enhance any numismatic collection, representing a fascinating glimpse into ancient Indian governance and artistry.

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