Copper Coin of Satavahan Dynasty - Satakarni (1st Cen. BC) from Vidarbha(Pusad) with Elephant walking right/Ujjaini Symbol & Brahmi legends

Name: Copper Coin of Satavahan Dynasty - Satakarni (1st Cen. BC) from Vidarbha(Pusad) with Elephant walking right/Ujjaini Symbol & Brahmi legends
Brand: coingallery
SKU: E192
Price: 1100 INR
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Highlights

Satavahan Dynasty, Satakarni, (1st Cen. BC), Copper Unit, Vidarbha(Pusad) Region, Obv: Elephant walking right with upraised trunk, Rev: Double orbed ujjaini symbol with nandipad top and Brahmi legends around, 4.46 Gms, About Fine, Rare.

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🪙 Satavahan Dynasty coin, Satakarni, 1st Century BC 🐘 Copper unit with distinctive elephant walking right 🏛️ Rare Vidarbha region mint with ujjaini symbol reverse ⭐Highly Collectible ancient Indian numismatic treasure 💎 Fine condition, authentic patina, 4.46g weight ✨ Sacred symbols and Brahmi script preserved 2000 years

Condition: Fine (Heavy USED)
Metal: Copper
Country: India

Description

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This rare copper coin of Satakarni from the Satavahan Dynasty (1st Century BC) originates from the Vidarbha region of ancient India. The coin, weighing 4.46 grams, features a striking obverse depicting an elephant walking right with its trunk raised, while the reverse displays the sacred double-orbed ujjaini symbol with a nandipad top and Brahmi legends. An important artifact of early Indian numismatics, this coin reflects the sophisticated coinage practices of the Satavahan Empire, one of India's most significant ancient dynasties. In its Fine condition with heavy usage, the coin bears the patina of over two millennia, making it a tangible connection to ancient commerce and artistry. Collectors value such pieces for their historical significance, rarity, and representation of classical Indian civilization before the common era.