Copper Coin of Pre-Satavahana (2nd Cen. BC) with Ujjaini-Bull/6-Arched Symbol Rare

Description

Pre-Satavahana (2nd Cen. BC), Vidarbha(Akola) Region, Copper Unit, Obv: Ujjaini Symbol above Bull walking left, Rev: 6-Arched Symbol, 1.30 Gms, 8.66 x 9.47 mm, About Extremely Fine, Scarce.

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Step back in time to the 2nd century BC with this exceptionally rare copper unit from the ancient Vidarbha (Akola) region, dating to the pre-Satavahana era. Struck long before the imperial dynasties fully consolidated power, this diminutive yet historically significant coin offers a tangible link to early Indian commerce and iconography. The obverse beautifully displays a prominent Ujjaini symbol positioned above a sturdy bull walking to the left, while the reverse features the classic six-arched symbol, a foundational motif in ancient numismatics. Weighing 1.30 grams and measuring approximately 8.66 by 9.47 mm, this piece has been preserved in an impressive About Extremely Fine condition, retaining crisp details that are rarely found on specimens of this extreme antiquity. Advanced collectors of ancient Indian coinage, punch-marked series, and dynastic rarities will find this scarce unit an essential centerpiece for their cabinets. It captures the raw artistic expression and monetary evolution of ancient Vidarbha, making it a prized acquisition for any serious numismatist.