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Ancient India
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| Post-Mauryan localized punch marked coinage struck on a 'Karshapana' style, (200- 150 BC), two debased silver coins from Bengal (Mahasthangarh) imitating the imperial 5-marked design: (a) Sun, six-armed symbol, caduceus, three arched hill with crescent, Nandyavarta; caduceus on reverse (2.88g). (b) Sun, six-armed symbol, six-arched hill, pond with two fishes, curvy river with two fishes; small sun on reverse (2.86g). (2 coins). |
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Rs. 3,000-4,000
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