Copper Heavy Coin of Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty(2nd Cen.BC) from Vidarbha Region with Chhatra above Elephant/Bull Galloping towards Right

Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty(2nd Cen. BC), Copper Unit, Obv: Chhatra/Spear above Elephant walking right, Rev: Bull Galloping to right, 6.84 Gms, Extremely fine, Rare Heavy Denomination.

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This exceptional copper coin from the Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty (2nd century BC) represents a significant piece of ancient Indian numismatic history from the Vidarbha region. Weighing 6.84 grams, this rare heavy denomination copper unit showcases masterful iconography: the obverse features a Chhatra (royal umbrella) and spear positioned above an elephant walking rightward, while the reverse displays a bull galloping dynamically to the right. Graded in Extremely Fine condition, the coin exhibits remarkable preservation for its age, with clear strike details and minimal wear. The Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty’s coins are highly sought after by serious collectors due to their historical significance and relative scarcity. This particular piece’s heavy weight and excellent condition make it especially desirable for those specializing in early Deccan coinage. The coin serves as both an impressive collectible artifact and a tangible connection to ancient Indian culture and governance during the post-Mauryan period.