16/08/2026
A tiny piece of copper. A story over 2,000 years old.
From Ancient India — Saurashtra Janapada, this remarkable ½ Karshapana copper coin carries a fascinating combination of sacred symbols.
🔱 Obverse: Six-armed symbol with God Mahakal holding a staff
☸️ Reverse: Double Swastik with taurine (bull-horn) terminals
⚖️ Weight: ~5.12 g
📜 Period: Attributed to around the 2nd century BCE
🏛️ Type: Die-struck copper
From the ancient Kathiawar region of modern Gujarat, this coin offers a glimpse into the faith, symbolism and craftsmanship of ancient western India.
Faith • Power • Prosperity
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