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

Description

Nagas of Padmavati, Ganapatinaga (c. 3rd Cen. AD), Copper Kakani, Obv: a humped bull facing left, Rev: brahmi legend “maharaja sri gane", 1.12 Gms, (W. Pieper # 1057), Odd Square Shaped, Extremely fine.

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This exceptional copper kakani represents a rare numismatic treasure from the Nagas Dynasty of Padmavati, dating to approximately the 3rd century AD. The coin features an exquisite humped bull facing left on the obverse, a symbol of prosperity and strength in ancient Indian coinage, while the reverse displays a Brahmi legend reading "maharaja sri gane," identifying it as issued under Ganapatinaga's reign. Weighing a modest 1.12 grams, this kakani exemplifies the denominations used during the Naga Dynasty's reign in central India. The distinctive odd square shape sets it apart from standard circular coins of the era, making it a particularly intriguing specimen for serious collectors. Catalogued under W. Pieper #1057, this coin has been professionally documented and graded as Extremely Fine, indicating excellent preservation despite its nearly 1,900-year history. The Nagas of Padmavati were a significant dynasty whose coinage provides crucial insights into early medieval Indian numismatics and regional trade networks. This copper kakani's remarkable condition and historical significance make it an outstanding investment for collectors interested in ancient Indian numismatic art, regional dynasties, or early monetary systems. Such authenticated specimens with established provenance are increasingly scarce in the collector's market. --- #