Copper Punch Mark from Vidisha(2nd - 1st Cen. BC) in ABCD Pattern Sun, Hill, Yupa Railing

Description

Vidisha Region (2nd - 1st Cen. B.C.), Copper Punch Mark, ABCD Pattern, Obv: Symbols showing Double Sun, two arched hill, Yupa in Railing, Rev: Traces of counter strikes, 1.12 Gms, Very Fine.

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This exceptional copper punch mark coin originates from the Vidisha region during the 2nd-1st century BC, representing a fascinating period of ancient Indian numismatics. The coin features the distinctive ABCD pattern characteristic of punch mark coinage, with the obverse displaying intricate symbols including a double sun motif, two arched hills, and a Yupa (sacrificial post) enclosed within a railing—all significant religious and cultural symbols of the period. Weighing just 1.12 grams, this artifact showcases the reverse with visible counter strike traces, evidence of its authentic age and the traditional minting techniques employed centuries ago. The Very Fine condition indicates excellent preservation despite its antiquity, with clear visibility of the punch marks and symbolic imagery. Punch mark coins from the Vidisha region are highly sought after by numismatic collectors and history enthusiasts for their rarity and cultural significance. These coins predate the classical coinage systems and offer invaluable insight into early Indian trade, religious practices, and monetary systems. This piece represents a tangible connection to ancient Indian civilization and serves as both an educational artifact and a rewarding investment for serious collectors. --- #