Copper Punch-Mark from Ujjaini (2nd Cen. BC) with 6-Armed Symbol & Ujjaini

Description

Ancient Ujjaini Region, (2nd Cen. BC), Copper Punch-Marked, Obv: 6-Armed Symbol and Ujjaini Symbol, Rev: A Bull like figure, 1.60 Gms, 9.05 mm, About Very Fine.

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This exceptional copper punch-marked coin originates from the ancient Ujjaini region, dating back to the 2nd century BC—a pivotal period in Indian numismatic history. The obverse features a distinctive 6-armed symbol alongside the Ujjaini mark, while the reverse displays a bull-like figure, characteristic of the monetary systems of this era. Weighing 1.60 grams with a diameter of 9.05mm, this artifact represents authentic coinage from one of India's most historically significant cities. Ujjaini held tremendous importance as a major trade hub and cultural center during the Mauryan and post-Mauryan periods. Punch-marked coins like this were among India's earliest standardized currency, making them invaluable for understanding ancient commerce and administration. In Very Fine condition, this piece shows appropriate wear consistent with ancient circulation, adding to its authenticity. Collectors and historians prize such coins for their historical significance, rarity, and direct connection to India's ancient past. This is a genuine artifact for serious numismatists seeking authentic examples of early Indian coinage. #