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Ancient India
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Ancient Malwa, Ujjain region, post-Mauryan uninscribed die-struck 'Damaru'-shaped copper coin, (200-150 BC), not in 'Pieper, 3.38g. Obv: Symbolic configuration, three-arched hill surmounted by an umbrella to left, tree-in-railing to right, wavy river with fishes below. Rev: Man standing frontally holding a water-pot and making a gesture of reassurance with right hand, small 'Ujjain' symbol to left. |
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Rs. 4,000-6,000
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Rs. 4,300
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