Copper Coin of Ancient Ujjaini(2nd Cen. BC) with Swastika/Mahakal Rare Beautiful Grade

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Own a piece of ancient Indian history with this remarkable copper coin from Ujjaini, dating back to the 2nd century BC. This copper unit showcases exquisite numismatic artistry, featuring a bold swastika on the obverse—an auspicious symbol deeply rooted in ancient Hindu tradition. The reverse displays the magnificent standing figure of Mahakal, accompanied by a six-armed symbol and the sacred Indradvaja (Indra's flag), illustrating the religious significance of Ujjaini as an important center of worship and commerce during the Mauryan period. Weighing just 1.98 grams, this coin is graded in Extremely Fine condition, with crisp details and excellent preservation that reveal the master craftsmanship of ancient metallurgists. The rarity of coins bearing such distinctive iconography makes this a coveted specimen for serious collectors of ancient Indian numismatics. Whether you're building a specialized collection of early Indian coinage or seeking a tangible connection to pre-Christian India's spiritual heritage, this authenticated piece represents both historical significance and artistic beauty.