Lakhi/Brokage Copper Coin of Satkarni I (1st Cen. BC) of Satavahana Dynasty from Paithan Region Elephant Type

Description

Satavahana Dynasty, Satkarni I (1st Cen. BC), Copper Unit, Obv: Elephant walking right, Inscriptions around, Rev: Brokage/Lakhi, 3.74 Gms, 6.57 x 8.39 mm, About Very Fine, Extremely Rare being Brokage/Lakhi Issue.

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Introducing the Lakhi/Brokage Copper Coin of Satkarni I, a remarkable artifact from the 1st Century BC, representing the illustrious Satavahana Dynasty. This copper unit, weighing 3.74 grams and measuring 6.57 x 8.39 mm, features an intricately detailed obverse depicting an elephant walking right, accompanied by inscriptions that reflect its historical legacy. The reverse showcases the unique brokage or lakhi design, making it an extremely rare issue that collectors and historians alike will find captivating. Hailing from the Paithan region, this coin serves as a testament to the rich culture and economic sophistication of ancient India during the Satavahana period, a time marked by flourishing trade and artistic development. With its "About Very Fine" condition, this coin stands out not only as a collectible item but also as an investment opportunity for enthusiasts seeking rare pieces of numismatic history. Please note that we do not ship outside of India. Explore our store for an array of exciting coin offers that celebrate the art of currency.