Copper Inscribed Punch Mark "Bena" from Vidarbha(Paoni) Extremely Rare

Description

Vidarbha Region, (c. 250-200 BC), Inscribed Punched-marked, Copper Karshapana, Five punches in ABCDE pattern, Obv: Elephant bottom left, Lion top left, Triangular headed bottom right, Ujjaini symbol in center and Brahmi legend top right "Bena", Rev: Uniface, Bena is a river godess from Vidarbha(Paoni) and also the name of the river, 3.09 Gms, 14.51 X 15.37 mm, About Extremely Fine, Extremely Rare.Vist our Store for many more exiting Coin offers athttps://coinbazzar.com/store/coingallery/Note – We Do not ship out of India Transport yourself back in time to the Vidarbha region of India with this rare and intriguing collectible - the Copper Inscribed Punch Mark "Bena" from the Paoni era (c. 250-200 BC). This intricately crafted Copper Karshapana features five distinct punches in an ABCDE pattern, showcasing an elephant, lion, triangular head, Ujjaini symbol, and the Brahmi legend "Bena". The obverse design is a visual masterpiece, while the uniface reverse adds to its allure. Weighing 3.09 grams and measuring 14.51 x 15.37 mm, this piece is in remarkable condition, graded as Extremely Fine. The significance of "Bena" as a river goddess from Vidarbha adds a layer of historical and cultural depth to this artifact, making it a must-have for numismatic enthusiasts and collectors seeking unique treasures from ancient India.