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

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Step back into ancient Indian history with this rare Copper Kakani issued by King Ganapatinaga of the prominent Naga Dynasty of Padmavati, dating back to circa the 3rd Century AD. Struck in pure copper and weighing 1.26 grams, this remarkable numismatic artifact is referenced in numismatic literature as W. Pieper #1057. The obverse features a finely detailed humped bull facing left, a classic emblem of the era, while the reverse proudly displays the distinct Brahmi legend reading “maharaja sri gane.” Graded as Fine with heavy, authentic wear, this piece bears the genuine patina of centuries past, offering a tangible connection to the post-Kushan imperial age in northern India. History enthusiasts and advanced ancient coin collectors will find this specimen a compelling addition to their cabinets, as coinage from the Naga Dynasty is deeply intertwined with the mythological and political landscape of ancient Madhya Pradesh. Ideal for specialists in ancient Indian or Gupta-adjacent series, this historical treasure brings unmatched antiquity and heritage to any serious collection.