Potin Coin of Satakarni of Satavahana Dynasty (1st Cen. BC) from Banavasi Region

Satavahana Dynasty, Satakarni (1st Cen. BC), Potin Unit, Banavasi Region, Obv: Elephant facing to right, Brahmi Inscription top, Rev: Ujjaini Symbol, 2.96 Gms, Very Fine, Scarce.

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This exceptional Potin coin represents a rare numismatic artifact from the Satavahana Dynasty, one of ancient India's most influential empires. Issued during the reign of Satakarni in the 1st century BC, this unit originates from the Banavasi region, a significant trading hub of classical India. The coin showcases masterful ancient craftsmanship with its obverse featuring a rightward-facing elephant accompanied by Brahmi script inscriptions—symbols of royal power and administration. The reverse displays the sacred Ujjaini symbol, representing divine authority and prosperity. Weighing 2.96 grams and crafted in potin (an ancient copper-tin alloy), this coin exemplifies the monetary systems of early Hindu kingdoms. Graded in Very Fine condition, it displays remarkable preservation for its age, with clearly visible iconography and inscriptions. The scarcity of Satavahana potin coins makes this piece particularly valuable to serious collectors and historians. This artifact offers tangible connection to ancient Indian civilization, trade networks, and royal administration during a transformative historical period. Ideal for numismatists, history enthusiasts, and collectors seeking authentic pieces of India's pre-medieval heritage. --- #