Copper Coin of Sangamana Chutukula (2nd - 1st Cen. BC) of Satavahana Feudatories Bold Swastik Rare

Description

Satavahana Feudatories, Sangamana Chutukula, (2nd - 1st Cen. BC), Copper Unit, Andhra Region, Obv: Bold Swastika in Centre, Traces of Brahmi legend around, Rev: Spear & Thunder arm, 7.10 Gms, About Very Fine, Very Rare.

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This exceptional copper coin represents a fascinating piece of ancient Indian numismatic history from the Satavahana feudatory period (2nd-1st century BC). Issued by Sangamana Chutukula, a regional ruler under the powerful Satavahana Empire, this copper unit originates from the Andhra region and exemplifies the sophisticated coinage traditions of classical India. The obverse features a bold, prominently centered swastika—an ancient symbol of auspiciousness and prosperity—surrounded by traces of Brahmi script, one of India's earliest writing systems. The reverse displays a spear and thunderbolt (Vajra), symbolizing power and divine authority. Weighing 7.10 grams, this coin showcases fine craftsmanship typical of its era. In fine condition with visible signs of historical use, this coin is exceptionally rare and highly sought after by serious numismatists and ancient history enthusiasts. Its rarity, combined with its historical significance as a feudatory issue, makes it an outstanding addition to any collection. The coin provides tangible evidence of regional governance, trade systems, and cultural symbolism during the pre-Christian era. Collectors value such pieces for their archaeological importance, investment potential, and connection to India's glorious past. --- #