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Panchalas of Ahichchatra, Kings of Panchala (150 BCE–130 CE), Copper Coin Clump (Coin Hoard),&nbsp;This clump consists primarily of coins attributed to&nbsp;the&nbsp;<span style="mso-bidi-font-family:&quot;Times New Roman&quot;;mso-bidi-language:HI;mso-fareast-font-family:&quot;Times New Roman&quot;;mso-hansi-font-family:&quot;Times New Roman&quot;;" lang="EN-US" dir="ltr">Panchala dynasty.&nbsp;Obv:&nbsp;three royal symbols of the Panchala dynasty&nbsp;and Brahmi legend&nbsp;below,&nbsp;Rev:&nbsp;king standing on a sacred platform, with flames halo above,&nbsp;1703g, (2.5-3g each),&nbsp;about very fine,&nbsp;Extremely Rare.&nbsp;

Note: This remarkable clump of&nbsp;Panchala dynasty copper coins, weighing approximately&nbsp;1703 grams, represents an extraordinary numismatic discovery from&nbsp;ancient northern Panchala, centered around&nbsp;Ahichchatra&nbsp;(modern-day Bareilly district, Uttar Pradesh). Coin clumps like this are of immense importance - they preserve coins in their original hoarded form, offering rare insight into ancient circulation and local trade practices. Such clumps are seldom found intact, making this an exceptional and historically valuable specimen.<o:p></o:p>The&nbsp;Panchala Mahajanapada&nbsp;was one of the great ancient kingdoms of India, flourishing before the Magadhan and Mauryan empires. After the Mauryan decline, Panchala regained its independence under local rulers, as attested by their abundant coinage. These coins are typically found in northern Panchala, while southern Panchala had its capital at&nbsp;Kampilya&nbsp;(modern Farrukhabad). Nearly forty rulers are known from their coins, belonging to different family branches such as&nbsp;-ghosha, -gupta, -mitra, -nandi, -pala,&nbsp;and&nbsp;-sena.<o:p></o:p>The Pabhosa inscription (1st century BCE) mentions&nbsp;Ashadhasena, grandfather of&nbsp;Vangapala, who overstruck the coins of&nbsp;Damagupta-showing dynastic continuity and evolution of coinage. Under the Kushanas, Panchala briefly came under imperial control before later rulers such as&nbsp;Shivanandashri&nbsp;and&nbsp;Sri Nandi&nbsp;reasserted autonomy.<o:p></o:p>An extraordinary and historically significant discovery, this is only the second time an original coin clump of the Panchala dynasty, is being offered in any auction.&nbsp;<o:p></o:p>

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