Cast Copper Kakani of Sunga Kingdom (187-75 BC) from MP Region with Hollow Cross/Tree Railing

Description

Sunga Kingdom, (187-75 BC), Cast Copper Kakani, MP State Region, Obv: Hollow Cross, Rev: Tree Railing, 0.86 Gms, 11.07 mm, About fine, Rare.

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This exceptional Cast Copper Kakani represents a remarkable piece of ancient Indian numismatic history from the prestigious Sunga Kingdom (187-75 BC), one of India's most significant post-Mauryan dynasties. Minted in the Madhya Pradesh region, this small denomination coin exemplifies the sophisticated monetary system of its era. The obverse features a distinctive hollow cross, while the reverse displays an intricate tree railing—both iconic symbols of Sunga coinage that reflect the dynasty's artistic and cultural values. Weighing just 0.86 grams and measuring 11.07mm, this kakani demonstrates the refined craftsmanship of ancient cast copper coins. In Very Fine condition, the coin retains excellent detail despite its antiquity, making it a standout specimen for serious numismatists. Its rarity and historical significance make it a compelling acquisition for collectors interested in early Indian monetary systems, Buddhist iconography, or the Sunga period. This genuine artifact offers both historical insight and investment potential for those passionate about ancient coinage and Indian heritage. #