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

Ancient City-State, Eran-Vidisha (2nd Cen. B.C.), Copper Die-Struck Unit, Obv: Tree with 3-Branches in 4-Compartment railing, Traingular headed in 4-Compartment railing, Swastik & River with Fishes & Tortise at bottom, Rev: Nandywarta – Four Nandipada around a central circle, 1.42 Gms, 10.98 x 10.62 mm, About Very Fine, Rare.

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Own a remarkable artifact from ancient India’s Eran-Vidisha city-state, dated to the 2nd century BC. This copper die-struck unit exemplifies the sophisticated numismatic artistry of pre-Mauryan India, featuring an intricate obverse design with a sacred tree sheltered within a four-compartment railing, alongside symbolic elements including a swastika, river scene populated with fish and tortoise—each element rich with cultural meaning. The reverse displays the Nandywarta motif with four Nandipada surrounding a central circle, a significant religious symbol of the era.

Graded in Extremely Fine condition, this rare specimen weighs 1.42 grams and measures 10.98 x 10.62mm. Its preservation is exceptional for a piece spanning over 2,000 years, with sharp die-strikes clearly visible throughout. This coin represents genuine ancient Indian numismatic heritage, offering collectors both historical significance and archaeological value. Perfect for serious numismatists and history enthusiasts seeking authentic pre-classical Indian coinage. (Available for India delivery only)