Copper-Alloy Coin of Bhimavarman(3rd Cen. AD) of Magh Dynasty of Kausambhi Bull/Inscription Rare

Description

Magha Dynasty, Bhimavarman, (3rd Cen. AD), Copper-Alloy Fractional Unit, Obv: Bull facing to right, Rev: Tree in Railing, Brahmi legends bottom, 0.24 Gms, 5.10 mm, About Fine, Rare fractional denomination.

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Step back in time to 3rd-century ancient India with this exceptionally rare copper-alloy fractional unit issued under King Bhimavarman of the Magha Dynasty of Kausambhi. Struck during a fascinating period of post-Kushan regional history in the Ganges valley, this diminutive numismatic treasure showcases remarkable craftsmanship. The obverse features a robust bull standing proudly facing right, while the reverse displays a traditional tree in a railing accompanied by clear Brahmi legends at the base. Weighing just 0.24 grams and measuring 5.10 mm, this tiny fractional denomination is graded in About Fine condition, preserving enough crucial detail to satisfy advanced ancient coin enthusiasts. Collectors of early Indian dynastic coinage and Kausambhi history will find this piece a captivating addition to their cabinets, offering a tangible link to the political and cultural landscape of ancient Kausambhi. Due to its scarce fractional size and historical significance, it represents a prized acquisition for any serious numismatist focusing on ancient Indic currencies. Please note that this item is available exclusively for domestic delivery within India.