Copper Coin of Damabhadra(200-100 BC) of Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty Inscribed Punch-Marked

Description

Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty(200 BC), King Damabhadra, Vidarbha Region, Copper Inscribed Punch-Marked, Obv: Ujjaini symbol in Centre, river with fishes top, Brahmi legend Bottom in horizontal  '(Da)mabhadasa', (Shashtri & Gupta, Nidhi vol. I, ICS Journal), 2.86 Gms, 12.81 x 13.60 mm, About Fine, Rare.

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Step back in time to ancient India with this exceptionally rare copper coin issued by King Damabhadra of the Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty, dating back to 200–100 BC. Originating from the Vidarbha region, this fascinating inscribed punch-marked piece showcases remarkable craftsmanship from antiquity. The obverse features a central Ujjaini symbol, a flowing river teeming with fishes at the top, and a distinct Brahmi legend reading '(Da)mabhadasa' along the bottom. Referenced in notable numismatic literature by Shashtri and Gupta in Nidhi Vol. I (ICS Journal), this specimen weighs 2.86 grams and measures approximately 12.81 x 13.60 mm. Preserved in a Very Fine used condition, it offers tangible history for serious numismatists. Collectors of ancient Indian coinage will appreciate its scarce availability, historical depth, and iconic iconography, making it a standout centerpiece for any advanced historical collection.