Copper Coin of Bharuch(200 BC) with Pair of Mugamukge/6-Armed above Railing

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Step back in time to the 2nd century BC with this rare and captivating copper unit from the ancient port region of Bharuch, Gujarat. Struck over two millennia ago, this remarkable numismatic treasure offers a tangible connection to India’s rich maritime and trading past. The obverse features a fascinating pair of "Mugamukhe," a distinct frog-like symbol deeply rooted in ancient iconography, while the reverse displays the classic six-armed symbol proudly positioned above a railing. Weighing 1.42 grams, the coin showcases a complete natural grade highlighted by an appealing, untouched green patina that authenticates its age and historical journey. Serious numismatists and ancient coin enthusiasts will find this piece irresistible due to its scarce symbols, historical significance, and exceptional preservation for its era. Uncertified yet undeniably genuine, this rare copper specimen makes a profound addition to any advanced cabinet of ancient Indian coinage, allowing you to hold a genuine piece of antiquity in the palm of your hand.