Lead Coin of Pre-Satavahana(2nd Cen. BC) from Vidarbha Region with Animal Motif/Ujjaini Symbol

Description

Pre-Satavahana (200 BC), Vidarbha Region, Lead Unit, Obv: Animal Motif facing right, Rev: Ujjaini Symbol, 1.02 Gms, 7.93 mm, About Very Fine.

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This exceptional Pre-Satavahana lead coin originates from the 2nd century BC, a pivotal period in ancient Indian numismatic history. Minted in the Vidarbha region during the early phase of monetary development, this lead unit represents a fascinating chapter before the rise of the Satavahana Empire. The obverse features a distinctive animal motif facing rightward, while the reverse displays the sacred Ujjaini symbol—a mark of spiritual and commercial significance in ancient India. Weighing a mere 1.02 grams with a diameter of 7.93mm, this diminutive piece showcases the craftsmanship of its era. Graded in About Very Fine condition, the coin displays well-preserved details despite its age of over 2,200 years. Lead coins from this period are relatively scarce, making this specimen particularly desirable for serious numismatists and historians. Its rarity, combined with its historical importance in understanding pre-Satavahana trade and religious practices, makes it an outstanding addition to any ancient Indian coin collection. This is an authentic artifact that bridges the gap between mythology and documented history.