Copper Coin of Perhaps Kig Varuni of Maharathi's of Talahata (2nd - 1st Cen. BC) with Bull-River/Ujjaini-Triangular Headed & Brahmi Legends

Description

Maharathi's of Talahata, King Varuni?, (2nd - 1st Cen. BC), Copper Unit, Andhra Region, Obv: Animal(Bull) walking Right above River with fishes, Rev: Ujjaini Symbol, Triangular headed symbol & Brahmi legends top 'Va Ru', 2.54 Gms, Very Fine, Very Rare. 

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Unveil a rare treasure with the Copper Coin of Perhaps Kig Varuni of Maharathi's of Talahata from the 2nd to 1st century BC. This exquisite Copper Unit hails from the Andhra Region and showcases a captivating design on the obverse featuring a majestic bull walking above a river teeming with fishes. On the reverse, the coin displays the Ujjaini Symbol, a unique triangular headed symbol, and Brahmi legends hinting at the royal lineage with 'Va Ru'. Weighing 2.54 grams and graded as Very Fine, this coin is a testament to ancient craftsmanship and historical significance. With its rarity and historical context, this coin holds immense collectible value, attracting numismatists and history enthusiasts alike. Don't miss the chance to own a piece of ancient history from a bygone era.