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Satavahana Dynasty, Sri Sati (c. 50 BC), - Tripuri/Eastern Malwa Region, Lead Unit, Human figure and Heavy weight type, Obv: a Human figure standing at left and an Ujjaini symbol in the center, Brahmi legend “Rano Siri Satisa” around, Rev: a railed tree and river in the center, three-arched hill at either side, Brahmi legend “Tipuri (Tripuri)” below, 15.2g, 28.37mm, (PAIC # 2579), choice quality, nice patina, about extremely fine, Extremely Rare.&nbsp;

Note: This coin, struck in the Tripuri type, is of the highest rarity in Satavahana coinage. Its design and fabric reflect the local lead coinage issued by the earlier Datta kings of Tripuri. These coins are typically found only in the central Indian city of Tripuri, which was conquered by the Satavahana kings. It holds significant importance in the study of Satavahana coinage.

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