Lead Portrait Coin of Satavahana Dynasty, Gautamiputra Yajna Satakarni(AD167-196) Very Rare

Description

Satavahana Dynasty, Gautamiputra Sri Yajna Satakarni (167-196 AD), Lead Unit, Vidarbha Region, Portrait type, Obv: Portrait of the ruler facing right, Rev. Traces of Symbol/Inscription, (ICS Journal Nidhi Vol. I), 0.48 Gms, 7.45 mm, About Very Fine, Very Rare. Satavahana lead portraits were discovered during the Adam Excavation near Nagpur.

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Discover the exquisite Lead Portrait Coin from the Satavahana Dynasty, dating back to 167-196 AD, and issued under the notable ruler Gautamiputra Sri Yajna Satakarni. This rare lead unit, originating from the Vidarbha region, features a captivating portrait of the ruler facing right on the obverse, while the reverse showcases traces of symbols and inscriptions, indicative of the rich cultural heritage of the era. Weighing in at 0.48 grams and measuring 7.45 mm, this coin is graded as About Very Fine, making it a remarkable addition for any serious collector. The Satavahana Dynasty is famed for its significant contributions to Indian history, and this particular coin was unearthed during the Adam Excavation near Nagpur, adding to its authenticity and historical context. With its rarity and unique attributes, this coin is not just a collectible but a tangible link to India's ancient past, ideal for enthusiasts keen on exploring the rich narratives of dynastic rule. Please note this item is exclusively available for shipping within India.