Copper Seal of Magha's of Kausambhi (3rd Cen. AD) with Bramhi Alphabets Very Rare

Description

Magha's of Kausambhi, (3rd Cen. AD), Copper Seal, Obv: Brahmi Alphabet 'Sa/Si' twice in Negative being a Seal, Rev: Uniface, 1.58 Gms, Extremely Fine, Very Rare.

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Step back in time to ancient India with this exceptional and museum-worthy numismatic artifact—the Copper Seal of the Magha Dynasty of Kausambhi, dating back to the 3rd Century AD. Weighing 1.58 grams, this uniface copper antiquarian piece features a remarkable negative impression on the obverse, displaying the Brahmi alphabet characters "Sa/Si" struck twice, intentionally designed for use as an authentic administrative or personal seal. The Magha dynasty ruled over Kausambhi during a fascinating period of post-Kushan regional governance, making artifacts from this era crucial for understanding ancient paleography and political history in the Ganges valley. Serious historians and advanced collectors of ancient Indian seals and coins will prize this specimen for its extreme rarity and well-preserved iconography. Retaining an impressive Extremely Fine condition, the crisp details of the ancient Brahmi script remain remarkably sharp after roughly seventeen centuries. This rare piece of tangible history offers a direct tangible link to India's rich epigraphic past, making it a distinguished centerpiece for any elite collection of ancient Indic artifacts.