Potin Coin of Satavahan Dynasty (1st Cen. BC) from Vidarbha with Elephant with upraised trunk/Ujjaini Symbol Fractional denomination

Satavahan Dynasty, (1st Cen. BC), Potin Unit, Vidarbha Region, Obv: Elephant facing to right with upraised trunk, Rev: Ujjaini symbol, 0.33 Gms, 7.33 mm, About Extremely Fine, Extremely fractional Rare Coin for the denomination Type.

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Own a remarkable piece of ancient Indian numismatic history with this exceptional Potin coin from the Satavahan Dynasty, dating to the 1st century BC. Minted in the Vidarbha region, this fractional denomination showcases the artistic sophistication of one of India’s most influential dynasties. The obverse features a finely detailed elephant with an upraised trunk—a symbol of power and prosperity in ancient India—while the reverse displays the sacred Ujjaini symbol, representing the spiritual and commercial importance of the era.

Weighing just 0.33 grams and measuring 7.33mm, this coin is an extremely fractional denomination, making it exceptionally scarce and highly sought-after by serious collectors. Graded in Extremely Fine condition, the coin displays remarkable preservation for its age, retaining excellent clarity of design details. Potin, an ancient alloy, was commonly used for lower-denomination coinage, making genuine specimens increasingly rare.

This coin represents a tangible connection to the prosperous Satavahan period, when trade flourished across ancient India. Perfect for collectors of ancient Indian coins, numismatists, and history enthusiasts seeking authentic artifacts, this piece combines historical significance with outstanding rarity.

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