Debased Silver Punch Marked of Vidarbha Region (3rd - 2nd Cen. BC) with Triangular Headed, 6-Arched, Tree Railing & Swastik within square

Description

Vidarbha Region (3rd - 2nd Cen.BC), Debased Silver Punch-Marked, Obv: Punches showing 6-Arched symbol, tree railing, indradvaja and swastik within square, 2.60 Gms, (Guptas & Hardaker, # 583), Very Fine, Scarce.

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This exceptional Debased Silver Punch-Marked coin originates from the Vidarbha region during the 3rd-2nd century BC, representing a fascinating period of ancient Indian numismatic history. Weighing 2.60 grams, this silver specimen showcases the distinctive punch-marked coinage technique characteristic of pre-Mauryan and early Mauryan India. The obverse displays intricate iconographic elements including a six-arched symbol, elaborate tree railing, the Indradvaja (Indra's flag), and an auspicious swastika motif within a square frame—all hallmarks of Vidarbha's sophisticated coinage tradition. Each punch represents meticulous craftsmanship and symbolic significance deeply rooted in ancient Indian culture and commerce. Graded in Very Fine condition, this scarce piece exhibits remarkable preservation for its age, with clear punch impressions that demonstrate its authenticity and historical integrity. Referenced in the esteemed Guptas & Hardaker catalog (#583), this coin holds substantial scholarly recognition. For numismatists and history enthusiasts, this artifact offers a tangible connection to India's ancient monetary systems and artistic heritage. Its rarity, combined with excellent preservation and documented provenance, makes it a valuable addition to serious collections of ancient Indian coinage. Perfect for those seeking authentic historical artifacts with investment potential. #