Copper Punch Mark from Ujjaini Region Mauryan Period 2nd – 1st Cen. BC Mahakal Type

Mauryan Period, Ujjaini Region, (2nd – 1st Cen.BC), Copper Punch-Marked Unit, Obv: Punches showing Sun, Crescent, small Sun/Solar, Bing, Six arched symbol and Mahakal Rev: Bing counter strike, 2.24 Gms, About Very Fine.

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Step back in time to the ancient Indian subcontinent with this remarkable copper punch-marked coin, originating from the historic Ujjaini region during the late Mauryan Period, dating between the 2nd and 1st Century BC. Struck in pure copper and weighing 2.24 grams, this fascinating numismatic artifact belongs to the iconic Mahakal type. The obverse displays a fascinating arrangement of distinct ancient punch symbols, including the Sun, a crescent, a solar motif, a six-arched hill symbol, and the revered Mahakal emblem, while the reverse features a characteristic counter-strike. Graded in About Very Fine condition, this piece offers tangible survivability from a pivotal era in ancient Indian history. Numismatists and historians seek out these early indigenous coinages for their intricate iconography and the window they provide into pre-imperial trade and monetary systems. Whether you are building a specialized collection of ancient Indian punch-marked currency or looking for a conversation-starting historical relic, this authentic Mauryan specimen is an essential addition to your cabinet. Please note that this item is available exclusively for domestic buyers within India.