Lead Coin of Satavahan Dynasty(1st Cen. BC) from Paithan Region with Galloping Lion Right Rare

Satavahan Dynasty, (1st Cen. BC), Lead Unit, Paithan Region, Obv: Ujjaini Symbol & Nandipad above Galloping Lion Right, Rev: Traces of Tree Railing, Ujjaini & Svastika Symbol, 1.92 Gms, 14.35 x 15.19 mm, About Very Fine, Rare.

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This exceptional lead coin from the Satavahan Dynasty represents a remarkable artifact from 1st century BC India, specifically minted in the prosperous Paithan region of Maharashtra. The Satavahans were one of ancient India's most significant dynasties, controlling vast territories and facilitating crucial trade networks across the Indian subcontinent. The coin's obverse features a galloping lion moving rightward—a powerful symbol of strength and sovereignty—accompanied by the sacred Ujjaini symbol and Nandipad (bull's footprint), sacred motifs in Indian numismatics. The reverse displays traces of tree railing and additional Ujjaini and Svastika symbols, reflecting the spiritual and cultural significance of the era. Weighing 1.92 grams and measuring 14.35 x 15.19 mm, this lead unit exemplifies the monetary systems of ancient India before widespread precious metal coinage. Its Very Fine condition, despite age and usage wear, demonstrates remarkable preservation. Lead coins from this period are exceptionally rare, making this piece highly desirable for serious collectors of ancient Indian numismatics, historians, and those interested in pre-Mauryan monetary systems. This coin offers tangible connection to India's classical period and represents an important chronicle of Satavahan commerce and culture. #