Copper Coin of Satakarni of Satavahan Dynasty (1st Cen. BC) from Vidarbha(Pusad) with Swastik & Triangular Headed above Elephant walking right/Ujjaini Symbol

Satavahan Dynasty, Satakarni (1st Cen. BC), Copper Unit, Vidarbha(Pusad) Region, Obv: Swastik & Triangular headed along with few Brahi legends above elephant walking right, Rev: Double orbed ujjaini symbol, 3.86 Gms, Very Fine, Rare.

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Own a genuine piece of ancient Indian numismatic history with this exceptional copper coin from the Satavahan Dynasty, minted during the reign of Satakarni in the 1st century BC. This copper unit originates from the Vidarbha region (specifically Pusad), a significant center of commerce and culture during the Satavahan period.

The coin’s obverse features a distinctive swastika symbol alongside a triangular-headed motif with Brahmi script legends, all positioned above an elephant walking rightward—a common emblem of power and prosperity in ancient Indian coinage. The reverse displays the iconic double-orbed Ujjaini symbol, the capital’s hallmark and a symbol of imperial authority.

Weighing 3.86 grams and graded in Very Fine condition, this rare specimen showcases excellent preservation despite its 2,000+ year age. The Satavahan Dynasty was pivotal in Indian history, known for their vast trade networks and cultural contributions. Collectors prize Satavahan coins for their historical significance, artistic merit, and rarity. This piece represents an outstanding investment for numismatists seeking authentic ancient Indian currency with documented provenance and exceptional collectible appeal.

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