Copper Coin of Ancient Ujjaini(2nd Cen.BC) of Kasarwad Region with Tribal Human Figure & Tree Railing

Description

Ancient Ujjain, (2nd Cen. BC), Copper Unit, Kasarwad(Madhya Pradesh) Region, Obv: Tribal Human figure standing facing & Tree in railing, Rev: Single-orbed ujjaini symbol, 4.06 Gms, Very Fine, Rare.

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Own a remarkable piece of ancient Indian history with this exceptional copper coin from Ujjain, dating back to the 2nd century BC. This rare monetary unit originates from the Kasarwad region of Madhya Pradesh, a significant center of trade and culture during the pre-Mauryan era. The obverse features a distinctive tribal human figure depicted in a frontal standing pose, accompanied by a sacred tree enclosed in protective railings—symbolizing the spiritual and cultural values of ancient Ujjain civilization. The reverse displays the iconic single-orbed Ujjaini symbol, a hallmark of this ancient monetary system. Weighing 4.06 grams, this copper specimen showcases excellent preservation in Very Fine condition, making it highly desirable for serious numismatists. The craftsmanship and iconography provide invaluable insights into the socio-religious practices and trade networks of 2nd-century BC central India. As a rare artifact from an understudied period, this coin represents both historical significance and investment potential. The combination of its archaeological importance, limited availability, and exceptional condition make this an essential acquisition for collectors of ancient Indian numismatics. --- #