Copper Coin of Ujjaini(2nd Cen.BC) of Kasarwad Hoard Type with Tribal Human Figure, Tree Railing/Ujjaini

Description

Ancient Ujjaini Region, (2nd Cen. BC), Copper Unit, Kasarwad Hoard Type, Obv: Tribal Human/Deity figure standing facing, Tree in railing, Rev: Single-orbed Ujjaini symbl, 3.74 Gms, Extremely Fine, Rare.

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This exceptional copper coin originates from the ancient Ujjaini region, dating back to the 2nd century BC during a fascinating period of Indian numismatic history. Classified as a Copper Unit from the renowned Kasarwad Hoard Type, this piece represents an important artifact from pre-Mauryan commerce and religious practices. The obverse features a striking tribal human or deity figure standing in a frontal position, accompanied by a sacred tree within a railing—symbolizing the spiritual and cultural significance of the period. The reverse displays the distinctive single-orbed Ujjaini symbol, a hallmark of this coinage series. Weighing 3.74 grams, this coin exhibits Extremely Fine condition, showcasing remarkable preservation for its antiquity. What makes this specimen particularly noteworthy is its rarity and historical significance. Ujjaini coins are highly sought after by numismatists and history enthusiasts for their insight into ancient trade routes, religious symbolism, and regional governance. The Kasarwad Hoard Type specifically provides valuable context for understanding monetary systems of central India during this transformative period. This is an outstanding acquisition for serious collectors seeking authentic ancient Indian coinage with documented provenance and exceptional eye appeal. --- #