Copper-Alloy Coin of Magh Dynasty of Kausambhi (3rd Cen. AD) Fractional with Tree Railing

Description

Magh Dynasty, (3rd Cen. AD), Copper-Alloy Unit, Obv: Tree Railing, Rev: Uniface, 0.20 Gms, Very Fine, Scarce.

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This exceptional copper-alloy fractional coin originates from the Magh Dynasty of Kausambhi, dating to the 3rd century AD—a pivotal period in ancient Indian numismatic history. The obverse features an intricate tree railing design, a distinctive motif reflecting the religious and cultural significance of sacred trees in early Buddhist and Hindu traditions. Weighing a mere 0.20 grams, this diminutive piece represents the fractional coinage systems used for everyday commerce in ancient India. The Magh Dynasty ruled from Kausambhi, an important trade hub in the Gangetic valley, during a transformative era of Indian civilization. This coin exemplifies the sophisticated monetary systems of early centuries AD, offering tangible insight into ancient economic practices and artistic conventions. Graded in Very Fine condition, this scarce specimen showcases remarkable preservation for its age. Collectors and numismatic enthusiasts prize such pieces for their historical authenticity, rarity, and artistic merit. This coin serves as both an investment-grade collectible and an educational artifact, connecting modern collectors directly to ancient Indian heritage. Its scarcity and intact condition make it a valuable addition to serious numismatic collections. --- #