Copper Coin of Sadavahana (1st Cen. BC) of Satavahan Dynasty from Pusad Region Rare

Description

Satavahan Dynasty, Sadavahana, (1st Cen. BC), Copper Unit, Pusad Region, Obv: Elephant with upraised trunk walking right, Brahmi legends top Rano Sirisadava(hanasa), Rev: Traces of Ujjaini Symbol, 4.72 Gms, 15.78 x 17.75 mm, About Fine, Rare.Vist our Store for many more exiting Coin offers athttps://coinbazzar.com/store/coingallery/Note – We Do not ship out of IndiaTravel back in time with this extraordinary collectible - the Copper Coin of Sadavahana from the 1st century BC, belonging to the Satavahan Dynasty and minted in the Pusad region. This ancient artifact showcases an obverse featuring an elephant with an upraised trunk walking right, adorned with Brahmi legends reading Rano Sirisadava(hanasa), while the reverse exhibits traces of the Ujjaini Symbol. Weighing 4.72 grams and measuring 15.78 x 17.75 mm, this coin is classified as About Fine and is considered a rare gem for numismatists and history enthusiasts alike. The historical significance of this coin lies in its association with one of the prominent dynasties of ancient India, adding a layer of intrigue and value to its collectibility. With its unique design, historical context, and rarity, this Copper Coin of Sadavahana is a prized possession for any collector seeking to own a piece of ancient Indian history.