Copper Coin of Sangam Age - Malayamans Kingdom (3rd Cen. BC - 3rd Cen. AD) with Horse standing facing right

Description

Sangam Age - Malayamans Kingdom, (3rd Cen. BC to 3rd Cen. AD), Copper Unit, Obv: Horse standing facing right, Traces of Symbols infront, Rev: Blank, 2.06 Gms, 15 x 20 mm, About Fine, Extremely Rare.

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This exceptional copper coin represents a fascinating artifact from the Sangam Age, minted by the Malayamans Kingdom during the prosperous period spanning the 3rd century BC to the 3rd century AD. As a copper unit denomination, this piece exemplifies the monetary system of ancient South India during a culturally rich era known for its flourishing Tamil literature and trade networks. The obverse features a beautifully rendered horse standing in profile facing right, accompanied by faint symbol traces that hint at the coin's ceremonial or administrative significance. The reverse is left blank, which was common practice for coins of this period. Weighing 2.06 grams and measuring 15 x 20 mm, this numismatic treasure showcases authentic patina consistent with its age and heavy circulation. Graded as Fine condition with visible wear patterns, this coin tells the story of centuries past. Its extreme rarity makes it highly sought after by serious collectors and historians interested in early South Indian coinage and the Sangam civilization. This piece serves as both an educational window into ancient Tamil kingdoms and a tangible investment in history. Perfect for numismatists, history enthusiasts, and collectors of ancient Indian currency. --- #