Copper Coin of Satisa (1st Cen.BC) from Vidarbha(Paoni) with Elephant, Swastik, Nandipad/Tree & River Ext. Rare

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Own a remarkable piece of ancient Indian numismatic history with this Satavahana Dynasty copper coin of Satisa, minted in the 1st century BC from the Vidarbha (Paoni) region. This exceptionally rare copper/potin unit weighs 3.12 grams and measures 16 x 18mm, showcasing masterful artistry in an extremely fine condition with a distinctive black patina. The obverse features a walking elephant with raised trunk, accompanied by sacred Nandipad and Swastik symbols, alongside Brahmi script reading "Satisa." The reverse displays an ornate tree within railings, flanked by symbolic taurines above a river representation. These iconographic elements reflect the spiritual and cultural sophistication of the Satavahana period, one of ancient India's most influential dynasties. This coin represents a significant acquisition for serious collectors of early Indian coinage, numismatic historians, and those fascinated by ancient Indian art and religion. Its exceptional rarity, combined with its pristine preservation and rich symbolic content, makes it a prized addition to any collection.