Copper Coin of Bhava Naga(3rd Cen.AD) from Narwar of Nagas Dynasty Very Rare Ruler

Description

Nagas Dynasty, Bhava Naga, (3rd Cen. AD), Copper Unit, Narwar Region, Obv : Bull Walking Right within dotted Circle, Rev: Brahmi Legend 'MaharajBhavanaga' around with Trident in Centre, 2.82 Gms, (NSI Journal Vol.14, Dr. H.V. Trivedi, Coin No.4-5), Very Fine, Very Rare Ruler.

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Introducing the exquisite Copper Coin of Bhava Naga from the 3rd Century AD, a remarkable relic from the Nagas Dynasty, specifically issued in the Narwar region. This copper unit, weighing 2.82 grams, features a striking obverse design of a bull walking right within a dotted circle, while the reverse showcases the Brahmi legend 'Maharaj Bhavanaga' encircling a central trident. With a condition rating of Very Fine, this coin not only represents the artistry of ancient Indian numismatics but is also a testament to the rich historical tapestry of the Nagas Dynasty, known for its unique contributions to Indian culture and governance during a transformative era. Collectors will value this piece not only for its rarity but also for its connection to a lesser-known ruler, Bhava Naga. The coin comes with provenance references from NSI Journal Vol.14, making it a coveted addition for enthusiasts. This rare artifact is a perfect investment for those seeking to own a piece of history and adds exceptional value to any collection.