Copper Coin of Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty(200 BC) from Vidarbha Region with Chhatra above Elephant/Bull

Description

Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty(2nd Cen. BC), Copper Unit, Obv: elephant walking to right, Chhatra/Spear above elephant, Rev: Bull walking to right, Nandipada infront, 1.46 Gms, About Extremely fine, Rare.

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Step back in time to the 2nd century BC with this rare and remarkable copper unit from the ancient Bhadra or Mitra Dynasty of the Vidarbha region in India. Struck over two millennia ago, this fascinating numismatic treasure weighs 1.46 grams and offers modern historians and numismatists a tangible link to India's distant past. The obverse features a finely detailed elephant walking to the right, surmounted by a traditional royal *chhatra* (parasol) or spear. Flipping the coin reveals the reverse side, showcasing a powerful bull marching rightward with an auspicious *nandipada* symbol placed prominently in front. Preserved in an impressive, about extremely fine condition, the coin displays remarkable detail for its age, making it a prized acquisition for advanced collectors of ancient Indian coinage. Its historical significance, combined with its elusive scarcity in the marketplace, ensures it will be a standout centerpiece in any serious collection of antiquity.