Ancient Numismatics & Rare CoinsSKU: TE-NUM-002
Mauryan Empire Silver Punch-Marked Karshapana Coin Hoard (c. 300 BCE)
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Curatorial Documentation
Issued during the reign of Chandragupta Maurya and Emperor Ashoka the Great (c. 322–185 BCE), this silver Karshapana represents one of the world’s oldest minted currencies. Bearing 5 distinct royal punch marks including the Sun, Six-armed Imperial symbol, Tree in railing, and Elephant.
Technical Specifications & Dimensions
PeriodMauryan Empire (c. 320–200 BCE)
MetalHigh Purity Ancient Silver
DenominationKarshapana / Pana
Weight3.4 grams
OriginMagadha / Pataliputra
ConditionVery Fine (VF) with clear symbols
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