Copper Coin of Pre-Satavahana (2nd Cen. BC) from Vidarbha(Bhon) Region with Traingular Headed/Ujjaini Decorative

Description

Pre-Satavahana, (2nd Cen. BC), Copper Unit, Vidarbha(Bhon) Region, Obv: Traingular Headed Symbol, Rev: Decorative Ujjaini Symbol, 0.30 Gms, 4.80 mm, About Fine, Scarce Fractional Coin.

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Step back in time to ancient India with this remarkable copper unit, originating from the Vidarbha (Bhon) region during the Pre-Satavahana period of the 2nd century BC. Struck over two millennia ago, this scarce fractional coin offers a tangible connection to the subcontinent's rich numismatic heritage, predating the imperial Satavahana expansion. The obverse proudly displays a distinct triangular-headed symbol, while the reverse showcases an intricately detailed decorative Ujjaini symbol—a classic motif deeply rooted in ancient Indian iconography. Weighing a mere 0.30 grams and measuring 4.80 mm, this tiny yet historically significant artifact is graded as About Fine, preserving its ancient character remarkably well. Fractional coins of this rarity and antiquity are increasingly difficult to acquire, making this piece a coveted prize for advanced numismatists and historians specializing in ancient Indian coinage. Secure this exquisite window into antiquity to elevate your curated collection today.