Potin Coin of Yajna Satkarni (1st Cen. BC) of Satavahana Dynasty Elephant Type Scarce Ruler

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Own a remarkable piece of ancient Indian numismatic history with this Potin Coin from the Satavahana Dynasty, issued under Yajna Satkarni in the 1st century BC. This scarce ruler's coin features an elephant facing right on the obverse with Brahmi legends, while the reverse displays the auspicious Ujjayini symbol. Crafted from potin (a copper-tin alloy) and weighing 2.15 grams, the coin exhibits Very Fine condition, showcasing excellent detail preservation despite its two-millennium age. Yajna Satkarni's coins are particularly sought after by serious collectors due to their historical significance and relative scarcity. The Satavahana Dynasty played a pivotal role in ancient Indian commerce and culture, and their coinage reflects sophisticated monetary systems. This example represents a significant investment for numismatists interested in early Indian currencies and imperial elephantry symbolism. The elephant imagery symbolizes power and prosperity in Indian tradition, making this coin both historically and culturally meaningful. A truly exceptional addition for collectors of ancient Asian coins.