Copper Round Punched-Marked from Ujjaini(2nd Cen. BC) with Mahakal – Deadly form of Lord Shiva

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Discover the captivating Ancient Ujjaini Copper Round Punch-Marked Unit from the 2nd Century BC, a remarkable relic of India’s rich numismatic history. This collectible coin features intricate designs on its obverse, showcasing a tree within a railing, the sun, a six-arched symbol, and the awe-inspiring Mahakal, representing the fierce aspect of Lord Shiva as the God of Death, depicted with a staff (Danda) and water-pot (Kamandalu). The reverse side is adorned with counter punches that reveal the name “Ujjaini,” along with a pully/bing motif, adding to its historical significance.

Weighing 4.76 grams and graded as About Very Fine, this scarce piece is a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Its unique attributes, including the use of copper and the detailed punch-marked artistry, highlight the craftsmanship of ancient India. The coin not only serves as a testament to the era’s rich heritage but also holds immense collectible value. Its limited availability makes it a formidable addition to any collection, especially for those interested in ancient currency and cultural history. Please note, this item is available exclusively within India.