Uniface Cast Copper of Vidarbha Region 3rd – 2nd Cen. BC with Tree Railing, Hill

Mauryan Empire, Vidarbha Region, (300-200 BC), Mauryan Cast Copper Unit, Obv: three arched hill and tree in railing, Rev: uniface, 1.40 Gms, 15.50 mm, Extremely Fine, Scarce.

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This exceptional Mauryan Empire cast copper coin originates from the Vidarbha region, dating to approximately 300-200 BC—a pivotal period in ancient Indian numismatics. The obverse features a distinctive design depicting three arched hills with a tree enclosed in railing, showcasing the sophisticated iconography of Mauryan coinage. As a uniface specimen, only one side bears this striking design, making it particularly notable among collectors of ancient Indian currency.

Weighing a modest 1.40 grams and measuring 15.50mm in diameter, this copper unit represents the everyday monetary system of the Mauryan Empire under rulers like Ashoka. The piece exhibits Extremely Fine condition, displaying excellent preservation of its intricate details despite its considerable age. Its scarcity in the numismatic market makes it a prized acquisition for serious collectors focused on early Indian coinage, Mauryan artifacts, and regional currency systems. The craftsmanship evident in the hill and railing motif provides valuable insights into ancient artistic and cultural practices. Perfect for those building comprehensive collections of ancient Indian numismatics or Mauryan period artifacts.

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