Copper Coin of City-State 'Eran-Vidisha' (2nd Cen. BC) with Bold Swastik

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Own a rare piece of ancient Indian history with this exceptional copper coin from the city-state of Eran-Vidisha, dating back to the 2nd century BC. This copper unit showcases the iconic swastik symbol on its obverse—a significant emblem in ancient Indian culture representing prosperity and auspiciousness. The reverse displays traces of a triangular-headed figure, offering fascinating glimpses into the iconography of this forgotten kingdom. Weighing 1.66 grams, this coin exists in Very Fine condition, displaying bold, well-defined imagery despite its two-thousand-year journey through time. Eran-Vidisha was a notable settlement in central India, and coins from this period are increasingly difficult to acquire, making this piece particularly desirable for serious numismatists and history enthusiasts. The coin's rarity stems from limited surviving examples and its historical significance as a window into pre-Mauryan monetary systems. Collectors value such pieces not merely as currency but as tangible artifacts connecting us to ancient civilizations. Perfect for those building specialized collections of early Indian coinage, this coin represents both cultural heritage and numismatic significance. --- #