Copper large Punch-Marked of City-State Eran-Vidisha (2nd Cen. BC) Scarce

Eran/Vidisha City-State (2nd Cen. BC), Copper Punched-Marked Unit, Obv: Ujjaini Symbol, Triangular headed & Tree in Railing, Rev: Uniface, 6.68 Gms, 20.34 mm, About Very Fine, Scarce.

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This exceptional copper punch-marked coin represents a significant piece of ancient Indian numismatic history from the Eran-Vidisha City-State during the 2nd century BC. The obverse features the distinctive Ujjaini symbol alongside a triangular-headed design and a tree enclosed in railings—iconic elements of this regional coinage. Weighing 6.68 grams with a diameter of 20.34mm, this uniface specimen exemplifies the craftsmanship of pre-Mauryan and Mauryan-era metalwork.

The punch-marked coins of Eran-Vidisha are highly sought after by serious collectors and numismatists due to their rarity and historical significance. These coins served as currency in the central Indian region and provide valuable insights into the economic systems and artistic traditions of ancient city-states. The Very Fine condition preserves intricate punch marks and symbols, making it an ideal addition to any collection of Indian ancient coins or early monetary systems.

Collectors value pieces like this for their archaeological importance, aesthetic appeal, and investment potential. This scarce example offers a tangible connection to India’s pre-Mughal heritage and represents a unique opportunity to own a authenticated artifact from over two millennia ago.

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