Copper Coin pf Pre-Satavahana (2nd Cen. BC) with Bold Nandipad Between Tiscali & Taurine in Centre Rare

Name: Copper Coin pf Pre-Satavahana (2nd Cen. BC) with Bold Nandipad Between Tiscali & Taurine in Centre Rare
Brand: coingallery
SKU: E890
Price: 1485 INR
Availability: InStock

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Highlights

Pre-Satavahana, (2nd Cen. BC), Copper Unit, Vidarbha Region, Obv: Bold Nandipad between Tiscali and Taurine in Centre, Traces of Early Type below with Ujjaini Symbol, Rev: Uniface, 0.74 Gms, 9.48 x 12.33 mm, Extremely Fine, Rare.

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🪙 Pre-Satavahana (2nd Century BC) Copper Unit from Vidarbha 🔍 Bold Nandipad with Tiscali & Taurine—Extremely Fine Condition ⭐Highly Collectible rare ancient Indian numismatic treasure 📏 Preserved: 9.48 x 12.33 mm, weighs just 0.74g 🏷️Available At Lowest Price among authenticated pieces ✨Authentic Ujjaini symbol marks pre-Satavahana origin

Condition: Extremely Fine (Good Condition)
Metal: Copper
Country: India

Description

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This Pre-Satavahana copper unit from the 2nd century BC represents a fascinating artifact of ancient Vidarbha numismatics. The coin's obverse displays a bold Nandipad symbol positioned centrally between Tiscali and Taurine inscriptions, with traces of early design elements and the distinctive Ujjaini symbol below—hallmarks of this period's monetary system. The uniface reverse is characteristic of this denomination. Weighing 0.74 grams and measuring 9.48 x 12.33 mm, the coin exhibits Extremely Fine preservation, showcasing exceptional detail despite nearly 2,200 years of age. Its rarity and archaeological significance make it essential for collectors of ancient Indian coinage and scholars studying pre-Satavahana economic history. This piece combines historical importance with numismatic appeal, offering both scholarly value and lasting investment potential for dedicated collectors.