Copper Coin of Satavahan Dynasty (1st Cen. BC) from Amravati(Maharashatra) Region

Description

Satavahan Dynasty, Satakarni I, (1st Cen. BC), Copper Unit, Amravati Region, Obv: 6-Arched Hill above River, Brahmi legends around, Rev: Ujjaini, 0.52 Gms, 8.87 x 9.87 mm, About Very Fine, Rare.

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Own a remarkable piece of ancient Indian numismatic history with this authentic Copper Coin from the illustrious Satavahan Dynasty. Minted during the reign of Satakarni I in the 1st century BC, this copper unit originates from the Amravati region of Maharashtra, a significant center of trade and culture in ancient India. The coin's obverse features a distinctive 6-arched hill above a river, accompanied by Brahmi script legends—a hallmark of Satavahan coinage that reflects the sophisticated artistry of the era. The reverse bears the Ujjaini symbol, representing one of ancient India's most important trade hubs. Weighing just 0.52 grams and measuring 8.87 x 9.87 mm, this diminutive treasure showcases the fine craftsmanship of ancient metallurgists. Graded in Very Fine condition, this rare specimen exhibits remarkable preservation for its 2,000+ year age. Satavahan coins are highly prized by collectors for their historical significance, representing a pivotal period in Indian monetary history. This copper unit is an exceptional investment for numismatists, historians, and serious collectors seeking authentic artifacts that bridge commerce, culture, and antiquity. A genuine museum-quality piece of ancient India's golden age. #