Fractional Cast Copper Kakani of Sunga Kingdom from MP Region (2nd Cen. BC) with Both sides Hollow Cross

Description

Sunga Kingdom, (2nd Cen. BC), Fractional Cast Copper Kakani, MP Region, Obv: Hollow Cross, Rev: Hollow Cross, 0.24 Gms, About Extremely Fine, Rare being such a small denomination.

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Step back into ancient Indian history with this exceptionally rare fractional cast copper kakani, minted during the influential Sunga Kingdom in the 2nd Century BC within the Madhya Pradesh region. Weighing a mere 0.24 grams, this diminutive numismatic treasure showcases a fascinating design featuring a distinct hollow cross on both the obverse and reverse. Preserved in a remarkable Very Fine to About Extremely Fine condition, such fractional denominations from the Sunga era seldom survive in this state of clarity, making it a prized acquisition for advanced historians and ancient coin enthusiasts alike. The Sunga dynasty played a crucial role in patronizing art and culture following the Mauryan Empire, and coins from this period offer tangible links to India's rich political and economic evolution. Collectors will be drawn to its extreme scarcity, delicate craftsmanship, and historical significance. Secure this elusive piece of antiquity to elevate your ancient Indian coin cabinet today.