Lead Coin of Maharathis from Nashik 3-Dotted Hill Type Ext. Rare

Description

Maharathis, (2nd - 1st Cen. BC), Lead Round Unit, Nashik Region, Obv: Crescented 3-peaked hill, Brahmi legend around “(Yanam)Mahararathi(sa), Rev: Ujjaini symbol partly visible, 0.85 Gms, 9.46 mm, Extremely Fine, Extremely Rare New Variety.

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Transport yourself back in time with this exquisite Maharathi lead coin from Nashik, dating back to the 2nd - 1st century BC. This rare round unit features a captivating obverse design of a crescented 3-peaked hill with a Brahmi legend encircling “(Yanam)Mahararathi(sa), while the reverse side reveals a partially visible Ujjaini symbol. Weighing 0.85 grams and measuring 9.46 mm, this coin is in extremely fine condition, presenting an exceptionally rare new variety for avid collectors. The Maharathis were a significant ancient Indian dynasty, adding historical depth to this numismatic treasure. Ideal for coin enthusiasts seeking unique pieces for their collection, this coin holds both historical and aesthetic value, making it a prized possession. Please note that this item is exclusively available for shipping within India.