Copper Punch-Marked of Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty (2nd Cecn.BC) with Ujjaini Symbol, Bull & River Goddess 'Bena' Extremely Rare

Description

Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty, (2nd Cen. BC), Copper Punch-Marked Unit, Obv: Bold Ujjaini Symbol & Bull facing left at Top, Tree Railing left bottom & River Goddess (Bena) bottom centre, Rev: Uniface, 2.94 Gms, Extremely Fine, Extremely Rare.

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This exceptional copper punch-marked coin represents a fascinating artifact from the Bhadra/Mitra Dynasty, dating back to the 2nd century BC—a pivotal period in ancient Indian numismatic history. Weighing 2.94 grams, this uniface specimen showcases remarkable iconographic details that reflect the cultural and religious significance of its era. The obverse displays a bold Ujjaini symbol, the sacred mark associated with the ancient city of Ujjain, alongside a bull facing left—a motif representing prosperity and divine protection in ancient Indian coinage. The composition also features an intricate tree railing on the lower left and a depiction of the River Goddess Bena at the bottom center, symbolizing the reverence for natural elements and feminine divine forces in ancient Indian civilization. Graded in Extremely Fine condition, this coin demonstrates exceptional preservation for its age, with crisp details and minimal wear. Its extreme rarity makes it a coveted piece for serious numismatists and history enthusiasts. Punch-marked coins are among the earliest Indian currency, and specimens with such clear iconography are increasingly difficult to acquire. This piece serves as both an investment-grade collectible and a tangible connection to India's rich ancient heritage, offering both historical significance and numismatic value.