Copper Die-Struck Coin of Damabhadra of Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty(200 BC) of Vidarbha Region

Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty(200 BC), Damabhadra, Vidarbha Region, Copper Uniface Type, Obv: River with Fishes, Lion within crescent, Ujjaini Symbol, Rev: Uniface, 2.82 Gms, 12.70 x 12.60 mm, About Fine, Scarce.

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Own a remarkable piece of ancient Indian numismatic history with this rare copper die-struck coin from the Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty, dating back to approximately 200 BC. Minted during the reign of Damabhadra in the Vidarbha region of central India, this uniface specimen showcases exquisite craftsmanship characteristic of the Deccan Plateau’s coinage traditions.

The obverse features intricate imagery including a flowing river populated with fishes, a majestic lion positioned within a crescent moon, and the sacred Ujjaini symbol—all hallmarks of dynastic prosperity and spiritual significance. Weighing 2.82 grams with dimensions of 12.70 x 12.60 mm, this ancient artifact presents in Fine condition with appropriate patina reflective of its age.

This is a scarce numismatic treasure ideal for serious collectors of ancient Indian coins and historians studying pre-Mauryan dynasties. The Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty represents a fascinating but lesser-known chapter in Indian coinage, making authentic specimens highly sought after. Perfect for numismatists seeking tangible connections to classical India’s monetary systems and artistic heritage.

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