Copper Coin of Ancient City-State 'Sukatimati' (2nd Cen. BC) with Ujjaini Symbol above Pair of Horses/Decorative Sreevatsa Unique Variety

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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. Weighing 1.00 gram, this copper unit showcases remarkable artistry with the Ujjaini Symbol prominently displayed above a pair of horses facing rightward on the obverse, while the reverse features an ornate Sreevatsa symbol—a sacred motif in ancient Indian culture symbolizing prosperity and divine blessing. What makes this piece truly extraordinary is its unique variety status and extremely fine condition, indicating exceptional preservation for a coin of such antiquity. The Ujjaini symbol itself holds historical significance as it was widely used in Malwa region coinage, connecting this artifact to important trade routes and cultural centers of ancient India. Collectors and numismatic enthusiasts seek pieces like this for their rarity, historical importance, and artistic merit. The coin's limited mintage, combined with its exceptional state of preservation, makes it a prized addition to serious collections focused on ancient Indian currencies. This is not merely a monetary artifact but a tangible window into the sophisticated commerce, artistic traditions, and spiritual beliefs of a civilization spanning over two millennia. --- #