Copper Inscribed Punch-Marked of Damabhadra (2nd Cen. BC) of Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty

Description

Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty(200 BC), King Damabhadra, Vidarbha Region, Copper Inscribed Punch Uniface Type, Obv:Humped bull walking to right, tree in railing, ujjaini symbol, river with fishes, Brahmi legend Top  'Damabhadasa', Animal figure within Circle, (Shashtri & Gupta, Nidhi vol. I, ICS Journal), 2.62 Gms, 12.40 x 13.60 mm, About Very Fine, Rare.

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Discover a remarkable piece of history with the Copper Inscribed Punch-Marked Coin of Damabhadra, dating back to the 2nd Century BC from the Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty. This unique copper coin features an intricate design showcasing a humped bull walking to the right, accompanied by a tree in railing, the Ujjaini symbol, a river teeming with fishes, and a Brahmi legend at the top reading 'Damabhadasa.' Weighing 2.62 grams and measuring 12.40 x 13.60 mm, this coin is classified as About Very Fine, reflecting its excellent condition despite being used. The coin is a rare find, making it an exceptional addition to any collection. Its historical significance lies in the rich cultural heritage of the Vidarbha region and the Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty, a time marked by the flourishing of trade and artistry in ancient India. Collectors and enthusiasts will appreciate its unique attributes, rarity, and intricate craftsmanship. This coin comes without certification, but its provenance and historical context make it a fantastic investment for both novice and seasoned collectors alike.