Copper Coin of City-State Bhadravati(1st Cen. BC) with Elephant/Tree Railing

Description

Ancient City States, Bhadravati(1st Cen. BC), Copper Unit, Un-Inscribed Type, Obv: elephant walking to right, Rev: Tree in railing, 1.00 Gms, 8.54 mm, About Very Fine, Rare.

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Step back in time over two millennia with this exceptional copper unit issued by the ancient city-state of Bhadravati during the 1st century BC. Struck during a fascinating era of early Indian coinage, this rare piece belongs to the un-inscribed type, offering a pure glimpse into pre-imperial numismatic art. The obverse displays a finely detailed elephant walking to the right, a powerful ancient symbol of royalty and strength, while the reverse features the classic motif of a tree within a protective railing. Weighing precisely 1.00 gram with a diameter of 8.54 mm, this specimen is preserved in an impressive About Very Fine condition, maintaining distinct iconography that is remarkably difficult to find for this specific ancient locality. Serious numismatists and collectors of ancient Indian history will prize this piece for its scarcity, historical depth, and tangible connection to the subcontinent's early urban civilizations. Whether you are building a specialized cabinet of ancient city-state coinages or seeking a conversation-starting artifact, this rare Bhadravati copper piece is a distinguished addition to any heritage collection.