Cast Copper Kakani of Sunga Kingdom Universal(2nd cen BC) Type Multiple symbols

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This exceptional Cast Copper Kakani represents a remarkable piece of ancient Indian numismatic history from the Sunga Kingdom, dating back to the 2nd century BC. The Sunga period marked a significant chapter in post-Mauryan India, and their coinage reflects the artistic and cultural sophistication of the era. The obverse features a walking elephant facing left—a symbol of prosperity and royal authority—accompanied by intricate iconographic elements including a torion, swastika (an auspicious symbol in ancient Indian culture), and the Indradvaja (Indra's flag). The reverse showcases a three-arched hill formation, hollow cross, torion, and decorative tree railing, all characteristic of Sunga monetary design. Weighing 2.78 grams, this coin exemplifies the cast copper coinage technique employed during this period. Graded in Very Fine condition, it displays well-preserved details despite its age, making it particularly desirable for serious numismatists. The cataloging reference (Mitch # ACW 4381) provides authentication and helps establish its provenance within recognized coin classification systems. This piece is highly sought after by collectors interested in ancient Indian history, Mauryan-era artifacts, and early Indian monetary systems. Its rarity and historical significance make it an excellent investment for those passionate about ancient coinage. #