Primitive Gold Money, (c. 1st BC), 6.18g., ancient jewellery used as barter, a pair of ear

Primitive Gold Money, (c. 1st BC), 6.18g., ancient jewellery used as barter, a pair of ear ornaments with flower decoration and a tiny hook. From Shunga period. (For references see Michel Postel, Ear ornaments of India, Franco-Indian Pharmaceuticals Ltd., p.224, item 7 from Amravathi). Very Fine.

Sold for ₹14,000

Auction: Auction #47 · Todywalla Auctions · 2010-09-25 · Estimate: ₹ 14000 - ₹ 15000

Category: Ancient

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