Copper Round Punch Mark from Ujjaini(2nd Cen. BC) with Mahakal RARE New Variety

Ujjaini Region, (2nd Cen. BC), Copper Round Punch-Marked Unit, Obv: Punches showing Sun, Two different types of Six arched Symbol, Tree in Railing & Mahakal – (the deadly Form of Lord Shiva as a God of Death) holding a staff (Danda) and a water-pot (Kamandalu), Rev: pully/bing & Ujjaini Symbol, 3.86 Gms, 12.49 mm, New variety with Two Different Types of 6-Arched Symbol, About Very Fine, Rarely seen for the Type.

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Travel back in time to the Ujjaini Region of the 2nd Century BC with this exquisite Copper Round Punch-Marked Unit. This ancient artifact showcases intricate punches depicting the Sun, unique Six-Arched Symbols, a Tree in Railing, and the fearsome Mahakal, a manifestation of Lord Shiva as the God of Death. On the reverse, you’ll find engravings of a pulley/bing and the Ujjaini Symbol. Weighing 3.86 grams and measuring 12.49 mm, this rare piece is a new variety featuring Two Different Types of 6-Arched Symbols. With an “About Very Fine” grade, this coin is a treasure rarely seen in this condition. This historical collectible holds immense value for numismatists and history enthusiasts alike, offering a glimpse into ancient civilization. Please note that this item is only available for shipping within India.