Potin Coin of Satkarni (1st Cen. BC) of Satavahana Dynasty Elephant Type from Vidarbha Region

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Step back in time to ancient India with this remarkable potin unit issued by King Satkarni of the powerful Satavahana Dynasty during the 1st century BC. Hailing from the historical Vidarbha region, this rare numismatic treasure weighs approximately 2.08 grams and is cataloged as W.Peiper #676. The obverse showcases a majestic elephant facing right, crowned by ancient Brahmi legends, while the reverse proudly displays the iconic Ujjaini symbol, representing a vital spiritual and geographical landmark of the era. Graded in Very Fine condition, this piece displays wonderful details despite its ancient origins, offering tangible evidence of early Indian metallurgy and trade. Ancient coin collectors and historians prize Satavahana coinage for its distinct iconography and immense historical significance, marking a golden age of prosperity in the Deccan. Owning this authentic artifact connects you directly to the dynastic legacy that shaped early Indian history. Please note that this item is available exclusively for shipping within India, making it a prized regional acquisition for dedicated numismatists.