Potin Coin of Satavahana Dynasty(100 BC) from Nashik Elephant, Sacred Kumbha/Tree-Ujjaini

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Step back in time to ancient India with this rare and captivating Potin unit issued by the powerful Satavahana Dynasty around the 1st century BC. Struck in the Nashik region, this ancient collectible weighs approximately 1.62 grams and presents an exceptional About Extremely Fine condition, preserving remarkable details for its two-millennium age. The obverse features a majestic elephant walking right with its trunk upraised, while the reverse displays the iconic numismatic combination of a tree-in-railing symbol alongside the classic Ujjaini symbol. Numismatists and ancient history enthusiasts prize Satavahana coinage for its rich iconography and pivotal role in India’s early monetary history. Owning this scarce piece allows collectors to hold a tangible fragment of the subcontinent’s classical era, bridging the gap between myth, art, and imperial trade. Carefully preserved for its age, this specimen is a must-have centerpiece for any serious cabinet of ancient Indian coins, offering both historical depth and enduring numismatic value.