Lead Coin of Satavahan Dynasty (1st Cen. BC) from Vidarbha Region Bold Nandipad/Ujjaini Symbol

Description

Satavahan Dynasty, (1st Cen. BC), Lead Unit, Vidarbha Region, Obv: Bold Nandipad, Rev: Ujjaini Symbol, 1.64 Gms, Used as Pendent/Locket, About Very Fine.

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Step back in time over two millennia with this genuine lead unit issued by the illustrious Satavahan Dynasty during the 1st Century BC. Hailing specifically from the historic Vidarbha region of ancient India, this rare collectible weighs 1.64 grams and showcases remarkable numismatic artistry. The obverse features a commanding, bold Nandipad—an auspicious symbol of good fortune—while the reverse displays the classic, iconic Ujjaini symbol associated with central Indian trade and coinage of the era. Preserved in an About Very Fine condition, this ancient piece bears the fascinating historical distinction of having been previously used as a pendant or locket, adding a layer of tangible human history to its numismatic value. For serious collectors of ancient Indian coinage, Satavahan issues hold immense appeal due to their deep cultural roots, distinct iconography, and scarcity in the collector market. Whether you are expanding a specialized cabinet of ancient south-central Asian currency or seeking a unique conversation piece with profound historical gravity, this ancient lead coin is a remarkable acquisition that connects you directly to the trade routes and religious symbolism of classical India.