Lead Coin of Siva Siri Satakarni (1st Cen. BC) of Satavahan Dynasty from Kolhapur Region Lion /Tree-Ujjaini Type Rare

Description

Satavahan Dynasty, Siva Siri Satakarni, (1st Cen. BC), Lead Unit, Kolhapur Region, Obv: Lion facing to left, Rev: Tree in Railing left, Ujjaini Symbol right, 4.56 Gms, 20.20 mm, About Very Fine, Rare.

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This remarkable lead coin represents a fascinating piece of ancient Indian numismatic history from the prestigious Satavahan Dynasty. Issued during the 1st century BC under the reign of Siva Siri Satakarni, this unit coin originates from the Kolhapur region and exemplifies the artistic sophistication of this influential dynasty that ruled the Deccan plateau. The coin features distinctive iconography: a majestic lion facing left adorns the obverse, while the reverse displays an elegant tree enclosed in railings with the sacred Ujjaini symbol positioned to the right—symbols deeply significant in ancient Indian culture and commerce. Weighing 4.56 grams and measuring 20.20mm in diameter, this lead coin is a remarkable artifact that provides insight into monetary systems and artistic conventions of the pre-Christian era. In Very Fine condition, this rare specimen demonstrates excellent preservation despite its antiquity. Lead coins from this period are exceptionally scarce, making this piece highly desirable for serious numismatists and ancient history enthusiasts. Its rarity, combined with historical significance and the fascinating blend of iconographic elements, makes it an exceptional addition to any collection of Indian antiquities or Satavahan dynasty coins. This is an investment-grade collectible that authentically captures the essence of ancient Indian craftsmanship and civilization. --- #