Copper Coin of Satakarni I (1st Cen. BC) of Satavahan Dynasty from Vidarbha (Buldhana) Heavy Weight Rare

Description

Satavahan Dynasty, Satakarni I, (1st Cen. BC), Copper Unit, Vidarbha(Buldhana) Region, Obv: Svastik above Elephant walking left with upraised trunk, Brahmi legends top, Rev: Tree in Hollow-Cross flanked by Taurines, 13.04 Fms, 24.98 mm, About Very Fine, Rare Heavy Weight Coin.

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Step back in time to the 1st Century BC with this magnificent copper unit issued by Emperor Satakarni I of the illustrious Satavahan Dynasty. Hailing specifically from the Vidarbha (Buldhana) region of ancient India, this heavy-weight specimen is a prized artifact for serious numismatists. The obverse showcases a majestic elephant walking left with an upraised trunk beneath a sacred svastik and faint Brahmi legends, while the reverse displays a traditional tree within a hollow-cross flanked by taurines. Weighing an impressive 13.04 grams and measuring 24.98 mm, this about very fine rarity offers tactile a connection to the subcontinent's rich imperial history. Collectors covet coins from the Satavahan era for their profound cultural iconography and scarcity in the modern market. Preserved in remarkable condition given its antiquity, this piece represents a cornerstone addition to any advanced ancient Indian coin cabinet. Please note that shipping for this item is strictly restricted within India.