Copper Inscribed Punch-Marked of Damabhadra of Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty(2nd Cen. BC) of Vidarbha Region Rare

Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty(200 BC), King Damabhadra, Vidarbha Region, Copper Inscribed Punch Uniface Type, Obv: Lion, tree in railing, ujjaini symbol, river with fishes, Brahmi legend in centre '(Dama)bhadasa', 2.82 Gms, (Shashtri & Gupta, Nidhi vol. I, ICS Journal), About Extremely Fine, Rare.

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Own a remarkable piece of ancient Indian numismatic history with this exceptional copper punch-marked coin from the Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty, dating back to the 2nd century BC (approximately 200 BC). This rare uniface specimen features the distinguished King Damabhadra who ruled the Vidarbha region, an important area in ancient India's cultural landscape. The obverse side displays an impressive array of symbolic imagery: a majestic lion symbolizing royal authority, a sacred tree enclosed in railings representing prosperity, the auspicious Ujjayini symbol (a hallmark of Mauryan-era coinage), and a detailed river scene populated with fish—all accompanied by a Brahmi script legend reading '(Dama)bhadasa' at the center. Weighing 2.82 grams, this copper coin represents the monetary system of ancient India and showcases the sophisticated artistry of its era. Graded in Extremely Fine condition, this piece has been documented in reputable numismatic references including Shashtri & Gupta's Nidhi volume and the ICS Journal. Its rarity makes it a prized acquisition for serious collectors and Indian history enthusiasts. This authentic artifact offers both historical significance and investment potential, serving as a tangible connection to India's ancient dynasties. --- #