Copper Coin of Maharathis of Andhra(2nd Cen. BC) with Triangular Headed Symbol within square/Nandywarta Rare

Description

Maharathi's of Andhra, (2nd Cen. BC), Copper Unit, Obv: Triangular Headed Symbol within double line square, Rev: Nandywarta, 0.78 Gms, Extremely Fine, Rare.

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Step back in time to the 2nd Century BC with this exceptionally rare copper unit issued by the ancient Maharathis of Andhra. This historical numismatic treasure features fascinating iconography, showcasing a distinct triangular-headed symbol enclosed within a double-line square on the obverse, while the reverse proudly displays the sacred Nandywarta symbol. Weighing a delicate 0.78 grams, this ancient artifact has survived the millennia in an extremely fine grade, retaining remarkable detail that will captivate serious historians and coin enthusiasts alike. The Maharathis played a significant role in the post-Mauryan regional dynasties of the Deccan, making their coinage highly sought after for specialized ancient Indian cabinets. Owning a piece from this elusive series offers a tangible connection to India’s rich dynastic past. Whether you are expanding a curated collection of ancient punch-marked and cast copper coins or beginning a new numismatic journey, this rare specimen represents a prized acquisition with enduring historical value. Please note that this item is available exclusively for domestic shipping within India.