City State of Bhadravati (200 BC), Square Copper Unit, Obv: a Horse walking to right, a three-arched hill and indistinct symbols in front, Brahmi legend “(Bhadra)vati” below, Rev: a spoked wheel with arrows and taurines (Shadarchakra), 4.8g, 18.25x17.78mm, (Unlisted), choice very fine, Very Rare.

Note: Dr. Prashant P. Kulkarni has attributed these coins to the city-state of Bhadaravati, located near Chandrapur in Vidarbha. However, numerous copper coins of similar typology have also been discovered in Balapur near Akola, as well as in regions such as Vidisha and Ujjain, suggesting a broader geographical distribution.

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