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

Description

Nagas of Padmavati, Ganapatinaga (c. 3rd Cen. AD), Copper Kakani, Obv: a humped bull facing left, Rev: brahmi legend “maharaja sri gane", 0.80 Gms, (W. Pieper # 1057), Extremely Fine.

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Step back in time to the 3rd century AD with this rare and captivating copper kakani issued by King Ganapatinaga of the illustrious Naga Dynasty of Padmavati. Struck from pure copper and weighing a delicate 0.80 grams, this ancient numismatic treasure belongs to the famous "Bull Type" series. The obverse gracefully displays a robust humped bull facing left, a powerful dynastic symbol, while the reverse is adorned with a clear Brahmi legend reading “maharaja sri gane.” Referenced in numismatic literature as W. Pieper # 1057, this specimen survives in an impressive Extremely Fine condition, offering remarkable detail rarely seen in coins of such antiquity. History enthusiasts and serious coin collectors will appreciate the opportunity to hold a tangible piece of post-Kushan imperial India. Whether you are building a specialized cabinet of ancient Indian coinages or seeking a conversation-starting artifact with deep historical roots, this scarce copper kakani is a distinguished addition that brings ancient dynastic heritage directly to your collection.