Copper Coin of Damabhadra(200-100 BC) of Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty Inscribed Die-Strucked Beautiful

Description

Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty(200 BC), King Damabhadra, Vidarbha Region, Copper Inscribed Uniface Type, Obv: Lion within a Circle, tree in railing, ujjaini symbol, Swastik, Brahmi legends Bottom  'Damabhadasa', Rev: Uniface, 2.70 Gms, (Shashtri & Gupta, Nidhi vol. I, ICS Journal), Extremely fine, Very Rare.

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This is an exceptionally rare copper coin from the Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty, minted during the reign of King Damabhadra approximately 2,200 years ago (200-100 BC) in the Vidarbha region of ancient India. This uniface inscribed coin weighs 2.70 grams and features a beautifully die-struck obverse displaying a majestic lion encircled within a decorative frame, accompanied by symbolic elements including a tree within railings, the sacred Ujjayini symbol, and an auspicious Swastika. The reverse remains blank, characteristic of uniface coinage from this period. The coin bears Brahmi script legends reading "Damabhadasa" at the base, serving as both an identifier and historical documentation. Graded in Extremely Fine condition, this piece showcases remarkable preservation for its age, with crisp details and minimal wear. Referenced in prestigious numismatic publications including Shashtri & Gupta's Nidhi Volume I and the ICS Journal, this coin represents an authentic artifact of early Indian monetary history. Its rarity, historical significance, and exceptional condition make it an invaluable addition to serious numismatic collections, offering both cultural heritage and investment potential for ancient coin enthusiasts. --- #