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Sangam Cholas (BC 300-300 CE), Copper Square Unit, uninscribed, Obv: an elephant standing facing right, a rooster standing in front, traces of symbols above, Rev: a tiger standing facing right, a chakra (wheel) above, two fishes at below the tiger, all within a dotted border, 1.76g, 18.04x17.40mm, (Unlisted type), about very fine, Extremely Rare.

Note: According to tradition, while searching for a place to build his capital, the Chola king witnessed a rooster defeating his royal elephant - seen as a divine sign of the site's strength. He established his capital at that spot, later known as Uraiyur (Kozhiyur, meaning "City of the Rooster"). This coin, possibly issued by Cholamannan, may commemorate both the founding of Uraiyur and his victories over the Chera and Pandya kings.

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