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Archaic silver punch-marked coin, Tapi-Wainganga Valley region, usually attributed to 'Vidarbha/Ashmaka Janapada', ½ Karshapana, ABBC configuration, (400-350 BC), not listed in Rajgor, 1.71g. Obv: Four punches: 1x elephant facing right, 2x six-petal flowers with dots, 1x hare/otter facing left with small symbols around. Rev: Traces of an undertype (2x rayed whorls visible). |
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