Copper Coin of City-State Bhadravati(1st Cen. BC) with Elephant walking right/Tree Railing & Brahmi legends

Description

Ancient City States, Bhadravati(1st Cen. BC), Copper Unit, Obv: Elephant walking to right with upraised trunk, Rev: Brahmi Legends 'Bhadavatiya' to the left of Tree in 6-Compartment Railing, 1.20 Gms, Very Fine, Rare.

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Step back in time to ancient India with this exceptional copper unit issued by the historical city-state of Bhadravati during the 1st century BC. Struck from genuine copper, this rare numismatic treasure weighs 1.20 grams and has been preserved in an impressive Very Fine condition, showcasing remarkable detail for its age. The obverse features a majestic elephant walking right with its trunk gracefully upraised, symbolizing strength and royalty. The reverse displays a sacred tree within a distinct six-compartment railing, accompanied by authentic Brahmi legends reading 'Bhadavatiya'. Ancient Indian city-state coinage is a cornerstone for advanced numismatists, offering a tangible connection to the subcontinent's earliest urban monetization and administrative systems. Pieces of Bhadravati are notoriously scarce, making this specimen a prized acquisition for serious collectors of ancient history and South Asian heritage. Whether you are building a specialized cabinet of ancient tribal and city-state issues or seeking a conversation-starting centerpiece, this rare copper coin delivers profound historical significance and enduring aesthetic appeal.