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 in Railing, 2.32 Gms, 10.92 x 11.22 mm, About Fine, Rare.

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Own a remarkable piece of ancient Indian numismatic history with this authentic Lead Coin from the Satavahan Dynasty, dating back to the 1st century BC. Minted in the Paithan region, this rare lead unit represents a fascinating period of early Indian coinage when diverse metals were employed for currency production. The obverse features the iconic Ujjaini symbol accompanied by a Nandipad (sacred symbol of Nandi, the divine bull) positioned above a dynamic galloping lion facing right—a powerful emblem of royal authority and strength. The reverse displays remnants of a tree enclosed in decorative railing, typical of Satavahan iconography. Weighing 2.32 grams and measuring 10.92 x 11.22 mm, this piece showcases the intricate craftsmanship of the era. Graded in Very Fine condition, this coin bears the natural patina and wear consistent with nearly 2,000 years of existence. Its rarity makes it an exceptional addition to any ancient Indian coin collection. Satavahan coins are highly sought after by numismatists and history enthusiasts alike, representing a crucial period of Indian economic and cultural development. This lead denomination is particularly scarce, making it a valuable investment for serious collectors. --- #