Lead Coin of Satavahan Dynasty (1st Cen. BC) from Vidarbha(Yavatmal) Region with Elephant/Ujjaini

Description

Satavahan Dynasty, (1st Cen. BC), Potin Unit, Vidarbha(Yavatmal) Region, Obv: Elephant walking Right, Rev: Ujjaini Symbol, 2.52 Gms, 14.14 x 14.04 mm, About Very Fine.

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This exceptional lead coin represents a remarkable artifact from the Satavahan Dynasty, one of ancient India's most influential imperial powers during the 1st century BC. Minted in the Vidarbha region (modern-day Yavatmal), this potin unit exemplifies the sophisticated numismatic practices of the era. The obverse features a walking elephant—a symbol of royal authority and prosperity—while the reverse displays the sacred Ujjaini symbol, a mark of legitimacy and cultural significance. Weighing 2.52 grams with dimensions of 14.14 x 14.04 mm, this coin survives in Very Fine condition, showcasing excellent detail preservation despite its two-millennia age. The lead composition was characteristic of Satavahan coinage, reflecting the dynasty's pragmatic approach to currency production. For numismatists and ancient history enthusiasts, this piece offers direct tangible connection to the prosperous Satavahan era, a period marked by extensive trade networks and cultural flourishing. The coin's regional specificity and historical provenance make it an invaluable addition to any collection focused on ancient Indian dynasties or regional coinage systems. --- #