Copper Punch-Marked from Vidarbha(300-200 BC) Bow & Arrow Counter Mark

Description

Vidarbha Region,(3rd - 2nd Cen. BC), Copper Punch-Marked Unit, Obv: Sun, 6-Arched Symbol, Tree Railing, Makar in Square, Rev: Triangular headed & Bow and Arrow Counter Mark, 0.88 Gms, About Fine as per Image.

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** Discover a remarkable piece of history with our Copper Punch-Marked Coin from the ancient Vidarbha region, dating back to 300-200 BC. This exquisite collectible features an intricate design on the obverse, showcasing a radiant sun accompanied by a 6-arched symbol, tree railing, and a square depiction of a makara. The reverse presents a unique counter mark of a triangular head alongside a bow and arrow motif, symbolizing the era's martial prowess. Weighing in at 0.88 grams, this fine condition piece exhibits heavy use, providing a tangible connection to a time long past. Copper punch-marked coins were widely used in ancient India, serving as currency and reflecting the socio-economic conditions of their time. As such, this piece not only holds numismatic value but also represents the rich cultural heritage of the region. Collectors will appreciate its rarity and historical significance, making it an excellent addition to any collection. Please note that this item is only available for shipping within India, ensuring that it remains a cherished artifact for local enthusiasts. **