Copper-Alloy 1/8 Karshapana of Indra Mitra (1st Cen. AD) of Panchala's of Ahichhatra - Rare

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Acquire this exceptional 1st-century AD copper-alloy 1/8 Karshapana coin from the Panchalas of Ahichhatra—a remarkable piece of ancient Indian numismatic history. Struck under Indra Mitra's reign, this rare denomination features exquisite craftsmanship with a standing deity figure adorned on a railing on the obverse, while the reverse displays three characteristic Panchala symbols alongside a Brahmi legend reading "Indramitasa." Weighing just 1.60 grams, this coin exemplifies the sophisticated monetary systems of early Indian kingdoms during the Kushan period. Graded in Very Fine condition, it retains bold square punch marks and excellent detail preservation, making it highly desirable for serious numismatists. This scarce issue represents a significant piece of ancient Panchalan civilization and coinage evolution in the Indian subcontinent. Collectors prize such coins for their historical significance, artistic merit, and investment potential in the specialized world of ancient Indian currency.