Copper Coin of Ancient City-State from Narmada Valley (2nd Cen. BC) with 6-Armed Symbol, Ujjaini Symbo, River & Brahmi Legends/6-Arched Hill

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This exceptional copper coin originates from an ancient city-state in the Narmada Valley, dating to the 2nd century BC—a fascinating period of early Indian numismatic history. The obverse features a distinctive six-armed symbol accompanied by the Ujjain mark, a river motif, and faint Brahmi script legends. The reverse displays an elegant six-arched hill design, a characteristic iconography of this rare regional coinage. Weighing 5.22 grams, this copper unit remains in Extremely Fine condition, showcasing excellent preservation despite its age of over 2,000 years. Collectors of ancient Indian coinage highly prize pieces from this era and region due to their scarcity and historical significance. The Narmada Valley coins represent an important chapter in pre-Mauryan and Mauryan-period commerce and culture. This specimen's superior condition, combined with its archaeological importance and extreme rarity, makes it a valuable addition to any serious numismatic collection. A certificate of authenticity accompanies this piece, ensuring its legitimacy and provenance.