Uniface Cast Copper of Vidarbha Region 3rd - 2nd Cen. BC with Tree Railing, Hill

Description

Mauryan Empire, Vidarbha Region, (300-200 BC), Mauryan Cast Copper Unit, Obv: three arched hill and tree in railing, Rev: uniface, 1.40 Gms, 15.50 mm, Extremely Fine, Scarce.

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Discover a remarkable piece of history with this Uniface Cast Copper coin from the Mauryan Empire, specifically hailing from the Vidarbha Region and dating back to the 3rd to 2nd century BC. This collectible coin features an intricate design on the obverse side, showcasing three arched hills framed by a tree in railing, symbolizing the artistry and culture of that era. Weighing 1.40 grams and measuring 15.50 mm, this Extremely Fine condition piece stands out for its rarity and historical significance. The Mauryan Empire, known for its advancements in art and governance, produced such coins which were used for trade and display during its time of prosperity. Collectors and enthusiasts alike will appreciate not only the coin's appealing craftsmanship but also its connection to a pivotal period in Indian history. This unique artifact comes without any visible signs of wear, making it an excellent addition to any collection, offering future investment potential. The coin is uniface, enhancing its allure as a scarce item.