Lead Portrait Coin of Satavahana Dynasty, Gautamiputra Yajna Satakarni(AD167-196) VERY RARE

Satavahana Dynasty, Gautamiputra Sri Yajna Satakarni (167-196 AD), Lead Unit, Vidarbha Region, Portrait type, Obv: Portrait of the ruler facing right, Rev. Blank (ICS Journal Nidhi Vol. I), 0.90 Gms, 7.55mm, about Very Fine, Very Rare. Satavahana lead portraits were discovered during the Adam Excavation near Nagpur.

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Discover a rare gem from the Satavahana Dynasty with this Lead Portrait Coin featuring Gautamiputra Sri Yajna Satakarni (167-196 AD). This lead unit hails from the Vidarbha Region and showcases a portrait of the ruler facing right on the obverse side, with a blank reverse. Weighing 0.90 grams and measuring 7.55mm, this coin is considered to be in very fine condition, making it a highly sought-after collector’s item. The Satavahana lead portraits, including this piece, were unearthed during the Adam Excavation near Nagpur, adding to its historical significance. With its rarity and unique historical context, this coin holds immense collectible value for numismatists and enthusiasts interested in ancient Indian coinage.