Copper Die-Struck Coin of Eran-Vidisha (200 BC) with Nandyawarta Symbol

Eran-Vidisha (2nd Cen. B.C.), Copper Die-Struck Uniface Unit, Obv: Nandywarta – Four Nandipada around a central circle with ujjaini symbol within, Rev: Uniface, 1.72 Gms, 9.69 x 10.79 mm, About Fine, Rare.

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Travel back in time with this exquisite Copper Die-Struck Coin of Eran-Vidisha dating back to 200 BC. Issued during the 2nd century B.C., this rare collectible features a captivating design on its uniface unit. The obverse side showcases the Nandywarta symbol with four Nandipada around a central circle and the Ujjaini symbol within. Weighing 1.72 grams and measuring 9.69 x 10.79 mm, this coin is a remarkable piece of history in about fine condition. The significance of this coin lies in its historical context, offering a glimpse into ancient civilizations and their symbolic representations. Collectors and enthusiasts will appreciate the unique design, rarity, and historical value of this coin, making it a prized addition to any collection. Please note that we ship exclusively within India.