Archaic Punch Marked Coinage, attributed to Matsya Janapada, Agra region (c.350 BC), Silve

Archaic Punch Marked Coinage, attributed to Matsya Janapada, Agra region (c.350 BC), Silver Karshapana, 2.94g, one composite single punch of a whorl like symbol, perhaps showing a stylised trident, uniface, unlisted type (Sharad Sharma Numismatic Digest vol. 29-30). Extremely Fine, Rare.

Sold for ₹17,000

Auction: Auction #143 Part I · Todywalla Auctions · 2022-12-17 · Estimate: ₹ 10000 - ₹ 13000

Category: Ancient

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