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, 1.46 Gms, Extremely Fine, Rare.

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Step back in time over two millennia with this exceptional copper unit issued by the ancient Indian city-state of Bhadravati during the 1st century BC. Weighing a delicate 1.46 grams, this numismatic treasure captures the rich artistry and heritage of early Indian coinage. The obverse features a majestic elephant striding to the right with its trunk gracefully upraised, symbolizing strength and royalty. On the reverse, you will find a sacred tree enclosed within a six-compartment railing, accompanied by rare Brahmi legends spelling out 'Bhadavatiya'. Graded in Extremely Fine condition, this rare specimen retains remarkable surface detail and clarity, making it a coveted prize for advanced historians and serious coin collectors alike. Owning a piece from the ancient city-states of India offers a tangible connection to the subcontinent's earliest monetary systems. Secure this rare artifact for your collection today and preserve a tangible fragment of antiquity.