Copper Die-Struck Coin of City-State of Eran-Vidisha (2nd Cen. BC) with Tree Railing, Triangular hea

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Transport yourself back to the 2nd century BC with this exquisite collectible – a Copper Die-Struck Coin from the ancient City-State of Eran-Vidisha. This unit features a unique design on the obverse side, showcasing a tree with 3 branches enclosed in a 4-compartment railing, along with a triangular head and symbolic elements like a Swastik, River with Fishes, and Tortoise. The reverse side displays the enigmatic Nandywarta with Four Nandipada surrounding a central circle. Weighing 1.42 grams and measuring 10.98 x 10.62 mm, this coin is in remarkably fine condition and is considered a rare find among collectors. The historical significance, intricate detailing, and rarity of this coin make it a prized addition to any collection. Don’t miss the opportunity to own a piece of ancient history.