Copper Kakani of Ganapati Naga(c. 3rd Cen. AD) of Nagas Dynasty from Padmavati Bull left Type

Description

Nagas of Padmavati, Ganapatinaga (c. 3rd Cen. AD), Copper Kakani, Obv: a humped bull facing left, Rev: brahmi legend “maharaja sri gane", 0.56 Gms, (W. Pieper # 1057), Extremely fine.

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This exceptional copper Kakani represents a remarkable piece of ancient Indian numismatic history from the Nagas Dynasty of Padmavati, dating to approximately the 3rd century AD. The coin features an exquisitely detailed humped bull facing left on the obverse, a symbol of prosperity and strength in ancient Indian coinage. The reverse bears the Brahmi legend "maharaja sri gane," identifying this as currency issued under Ganapati Naga's reign. Weighing just 0.56 grams, this diminutive denomination showcases the sophisticated minting techniques of the Naga Dynasty during the early medieval period. Catalogued as W. Pieper #1057, this piece is graded in Extremely Fine condition, displaying remarkable preservation for its age. The Nagas of Padmavati were significant rulers who controlled important trade routes, and their coinage reflects the region's economic vitality. Collectors value this coin for its historical significance, rarity, and archaeological importance in understanding ancient Indian monetary systems. The combination of excellent condition, documented provenance, and the coin's role in illustrating Naga Dynasty governance makes it an essential acquisition for serious numismatists and history enthusiasts. #