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Ancient Malwa, Ujjain region, post-Mauryan uninscribed die-struck copper coin, 'standing man' type, (200-150 BC), struck from bar copper, unlisted in major publications, 8.77 g. Obv: 'Ujjain'-symbol, a tree-in-railing, and a standing man, wearing matted hair in a bun, and carrying staff and water-pot. Rev: Blank. |
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Rs. 4,000-5,000
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Rs. 4,000
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