Copper Coin of Maharathi's of Talahata (2nd - 1st Cen. BC) with 3-Arched Hill-Triangular Headed/Tree in Railing

Description

Maharathi's of Talahata, (2nd - 1st Cen. BC), Copper Unit, Obv: 3-Arched Hill, Flanked by Triangular Headed & nandipad, Rev: Tree in Railing, 1.24 Gms, Extremely Fine, Rare.

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** Discover a rare piece of history with the Copper Coin of the Maharathis of Talahata, dating back to the 2nd - 1st Century BC. This exquisite copper unit features a striking obverse design showcasing a 3-arched hill flanked by triangular-headed figures, along with the nandipad, while the reverse presents a beautifully crafted tree within a railing. Weighing 1.24 grams, this coin is graded as Extremely Fine, highlighting its remarkable preservation and intricate details. The Maharathis ruled during a time of significant cultural and economic development in ancient India, making this coin not just a collectible but a window into a bygone era. Collectors will appreciate its rarity and historical significance, as well as its potential for future value appreciation. This coin comes uncertified but in excellent condition, perfect for numismatists and history enthusiasts alike who seek to enrich their collection with authentic artifacts. Please note, we currently do not ship outside of India. **