Copper Coin of Balamitra (200 BC) from Central India Extremely Rare

Description

Mitra Dynasty, Balamitra, (2nd Cen. BC), Copper Unit, Central India Region, Obv: Srivatsa & Triangular Headed in Centre, Brahmi Inscriptions arond, Rev: Traces of Ujjaini Symbol & River with Fishes & Tortise, 4.18 Gms, 13.07 mm, About Very Fine, Extremely Rare.

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Own a piece of ancient Indian history with this exceptional copper coin from the Mitra Dynasty, dating back to the 2nd century BC. This copper unit was minted during the reign of Balamitra in the Central India region and represents a fascinating chapter in India's numismatic heritage. The obverse features the sacred Srivatsa symbol with a triangular-headed design, surrounded by Brahmi inscriptions that showcase the linguistic sophistication of the era. The reverse displays traces of the Ujjaini symbol—a mark of significance in ancient Indian trade—accompanied by a river scene complete with fishes and tortoise, symbolizing prosperity and fertility. Weighing 4.18 grams and measuring 13.07mm, this coin is graded in Extremely Fine condition, making it an outstanding specimen for serious collectors. The Mitra Dynasty coins are notoriously scarce in the numismatic market, making this piece highly coveted. Perfect for collectors of ancient Indian coins, historians, and investment enthusiasts, this rare artifact offers both cultural significance and tangible value. Its exceptional rarity and well-preserved condition make it an essential addition to any world coin collection. #