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

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This exceptional copper kakani represents a fascinating piece of ancient Indian numismatic history from the Nagas Dynasty of Padmavati, dating to approximately the 3rd century AD. The coin features a distinctive humped bull facing left on the obverse, a motif symbolic of prosperity and strength in ancient Indian coinage. The reverse bears the Brahmi legend "maharaja sri gane," identifying it as an issue under Ganapatinaga, an important ruler of this period. Weighing 2.06 grams and catalogued as W. Pieper #1057, this copper kakani showcases the skilled craftsmanship of ancient metalworkers. The coin's Very Fine condition indicates excellent preservation despite its nearly 1,800-year age, making it a remarkable survivor. The Nagas Dynasty coins are increasingly sought after by serious collectors due to their historical significance and relative rarity. This piece offers valuable insight into the coinage systems and royal authority of this lesser-known but important dynasty. Ideal for numismatists, history enthusiasts, and collectors of ancient Indian currency, this kakani represents both an investment in tangible history and a window into the economic and cultural life of ancient India. A truly distinctive addition to any serious collection. #