Copper Round Punch Mark from Ujjaini(200 BC) with Mahakal Rare

Ujjaini Region, (2nd Cen. BC), Copper Round Punch-Marked Unit, Obv: Punches showing Tree in Railing, Sun, Six arched Symbol & Mahakal – (the deadly Form of Lord Shiva as a God of Death) holding a staff (Danda) and a water-pot (Kamandalu), Rev: Traces of Symbols Ujjaini, pully/bing, 3.96 Gms, Extremely Fine, Rare.

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Transport yourself back in time with this exquisite Copper Round Punch Mark from Ujjaini dating back to 200 BC. Minted during the 2nd century BC in the Ujjaini region, this rare piece features intricate punch marks depicting a Tree in Railing, Sun, Six arched Symbol, and the formidable Mahakal – a deadly form of Lord Shiva. On the reverse side, faint traces of symbols reveal its historical significance. Weighing 3.96 grams and graded as Extremely Fine, this copper unit is a testament to ancient craftsmanship and cultural heritage. With its unique portrayal of Mahakal and limited availability, this collectible holds immense historical and numismatic value, making it a prized possession for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Embrace the allure of ancient India with this remarkable artifact.