Potin Coin of Satakarni I (1st Cen. BC) of Satavahan Dynasty from Vidarbha(Paoni) with Bold Nandipada-Ujjaini

Description

Satavahan Dynasty, Satakarni I, (1st Cen. BC), Potin Unit, Paoni(Vidarbha) Region, Obv: Bold Nandiad & Ujjaini Symbol in Centre, Brahmi legends top 'Sirisata(kanisa), Rev: Tree railing, 1.42 Gms, 11.43 x 11.57 mm, About Extremely Fine, Rare.

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This exceptional potin coin represents a rare numismatic treasure from the Satavahan Dynasty, issued during the reign of Satakarni I in the 1st century BC. Minted in the Paoni region of Vidarbha, this potin unit weighs 1.42 grams and measures 11.43 x 11.57 mm, showcasing the distinctive monetary practices of ancient India's premier Deccan empire. The obverse features a bold Nandipada (sacred bull symbol) alongside the Ujjaini mark, with Brahmi script legends reading "Sirisatakhanisa" at the top—testament to the dynasty's cultural sophistication. The reverse displays an elegant tree railing design, reflecting Buddhist-influenced artistic elements prevalent during this period. Graded in Extremely Fine condition, this coin exhibits remarkable preservation for its age, with clear strike definition and minimal wear. The Satavahan Dynasty (c. 230 BC – 220 AD) was instrumental in establishing trade networks across the Indian subcontinent and beyond. This particular specimen is highly prized among serious collectors due to its rarity, historical significance, and the exceptional state of preservation. Potin coins from this era are increasingly difficult to acquire, making this an outstanding investment opportunity for numismatists and history enthusiasts seeking authentic artifacts from India's classical period.