Copper Coin Achadasari of Maghas of Malhar(2nd - 3rd Cen. AD) Very Rare

Description

Maghas of Malhar, Achadasiri,  (2nd - 3rd Cen. AD), Copper Unit, Obv: Elephant facing right, Rev: Deity Standing facing, 0.44 Gms, About Very Fine, Rare.

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Step back in time to ancient India with this exceptionally rare copper unit issued by the Maghas of Malhar dynasty during the 2nd to 3rd Century AD. Struck during the reign of Achadasiri, this fascinating numismatic artifact offers a tangible connection to a lesser-known regional power of post-Mauryan and Satavahana-era India. Weighing a delicate 0.44 grams, the coin features remarkable iconography for its diminutive size: the obverse showcases a majestic elephant facing right, a powerful symbol of royalty and strength, while the reverse depicts a traditional standing deity. Graded as About Very Fine, the coin retains clear core details that will delight advanced historians and ancient coin enthusiasts alike. Its extreme scarcity on the modern collector's market makes it a prized acquisition for cabinets focusing on ancient Indian dynasties or rare copper coinages. Preserved carefully in collector-ready used condition, this piece bridges centuries of heritage, offering an exclusive opportunity to hold a genuine fragment of antiquity in your hands.