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

Description

Magha Dynasty, Bhimavarman, (3rd Cen. AD), Copper-Alloy Unit, Obv: Bull facing to right almost off flan, Rev: Tree in Railing, Brahmi legends bottom, 1.56 Gms, 12.86 mm, Very Fine, Very Rare.

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This exceptional copper-alloy coin represents a fascinating piece of ancient Indian numismatic history, issued during the 3rd century AD under Bhimavarman of the Magha Dynasty, a prominent ruling power of Kausambhi. The obverse features a bull facing rightward, while the reverse showcases a sacred tree enclosed within railings—a motif rich with religious and cultural significance in ancient India. The Brahmi script legends adorning the lower portion authenticate its historical provenance. Weighing just 1.56 grams and measuring 12.86mm in diameter, this diminutive treasure showcases remarkable craftsmanship despite its miniature scale. Graded in Very Fine condition, the coin displays excellent preservation considering its nearly 1,900-year age. The bull's positioning almost extending beyond the flan edge adds authentic character typical of ancient coinage practices. This numismatic piece is exceptionally rare, making it a prized acquisition for serious collectors and ancient history enthusiasts. The combination of the Magha Dynasty's historical importance, superior preservation, and extreme scarcity elevates its desirability. Collectors value such coins for their tangible connection to India's pre-medieval period and their role in understanding ancient trade, culture, and sovereignty. An outstanding investment for numismatists seeking authentic, historically significant artifacts. #