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Post-Mauryan localized punch-marked coinage, Karshapana series, debased silver coin of Mathura region, (c.250-200 BC), PAIC 277-278, 3.10g. Obv: Five punches - 1. Sun, 2. Six-armed symbol, 3. Characteristic 'Mathura' tree, 4. Bull facing right, 5. Stylized representation of Balarama, carrying a plough and a club. Rev: Small single punch of ithyphallic man standing with staff and water-pot. |
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