Copper Cast Copper from City-State Sukatimati (2nd Cen. BC) with Horse/Brahmi Inscription

Description

Ancient City-State 'Sukatimati', (2nd Cen. BC), Copper Unit, Obv: Horse facing to right, Rev: Brahmi Inscription, 0.52 Gms, 9.32 x 10.30 mm, About Fine, Rare.

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This exceptional copper coin originates from Sukatimati, an ancient city-state that flourished during the 2nd century BC, representing a fascinating chapter in early Indian numismatic history. The coin serves as a copper unit, meticulously crafted and bearing significant historical weight. The obverse features a rightward-facing horse, a symbol of power and prestige commonly found in ancient coinage, while the reverse displays an elegant Brahmi script inscription—a crucial linguistic artifact connecting collectors to the region's cultural heritage. Weighing a modest 0.52 grams with dimensions of 9.32 x 10.30 mm, this diminutive treasure showcases the refined metalworking capabilities of its era. In Very Fine condition, the coin retains remarkable detail and clarity despite its age, making it highly desirable for serious numismatists and history enthusiasts. The rarity of Sukatimati coinage makes this piece particularly valuable—authentic examples from this lesser-known city-state are seldom encountered in the collector's market. This coin not only represents tangible evidence of ancient trade networks and administrative structures but also serves as an investment-grade collectible that appreciates in historical and monetary significance.