Potin Coin of Satakarni (1st Cen.BC) of Satavahana Dynasty Elephant Type Banavasi Region

Description

Satavahana Dynasty, Satakarni (1st Cen. BC), Potin Unit, Banavasi Region, Obv: Elephant facing right and bramhi legends top, Rev: ujjaini symbol, 2.14 Gms, Very Fine, Scarce.

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This rare Satavahana Dynasty potin coin from the 1st century BC was minted during the reign of Satakarni in the Banavasi region of ancient India. The coin is a potin unit, weighing 2.14 grams, and displays a fascinating obverse featuring an elephant facing right with Brahmi legends, while the reverse bears the sacred Ujjaini symbol—a mark of religious and administrative significance in the ancient Indian world. Graded in Very Fine condition, this scarce example represents an important numismatic artifact from one of India's most influential dynasties. The Satavahanas were known for their sophisticated coinage and extensive trade networks, making this piece a valuable window into ancient Indian commerce and culture. Collectors seeking genuine early Indian coins will appreciate the historical significance and rarity of this well-preserved specimen, which showcases the artistry and political symbolism of a pivotal era in Indian history.