Copper Coin of Maharathis of Andhra(2nd Cen.BC) with Nandipad above Bull Right/Standing Deity above Taurine, Nandipad, Ujjaini & Swastik Ext.Rare

Description

Maharathi's of Andhra Series, (2nd Cen. BC), Copper Unit, Obv: Nandipad above Humped Bull facing right and all within square, Rev: Deity Standing in Centre above Taurine/Nandipad, Ujjaini Symbol in the left fielf & Swastik & nandipad in the right field, 0.68 Gms, Extremely Fine, Ext. Rare.

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This exceptional copper coin originates from the Maharathi dynasty of Andhra Pradesh, dating back to the 2nd century BC—a pivotal period in ancient Indian numismatics. The coin, weighing 0.68 grams, features intricate iconography that reflects the region's religious and cultural sophistication. The obverse showcases a humped bull facing rightward with a sacred Nandipad (bull's hoofprint symbol) positioned above, all contained within a square frame. The reverse presents a standing deity figure centrally placed, accompanied by significant symbolic elements: the Ujjaini symbol on the left field and both a Swastika and Nandipad on the right. These religious motifs demonstrate the coinage's connection to ancient Hindu spiritual traditions. Graded in Extremely Fine condition, this specimen displays remarkable preservation for its age, with sharp details and minimal wear. Its extant rarity makes it a coveted piece for serious numismatists and history enthusiasts. The coin represents an important artifact of the Deccan dynasties, offering tangible insight into ancient South Indian civilization, trade practices, and spiritual beliefs. For collectors seeking authentic pieces of early Indian monetary history, this Maharathi copper unit represents both historical significance and investment potential.