Copper Punch Mark from Ujjaini Region Mauryan Period (3rd-2nd Cen. BC) Mahakal Type

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Discover a piece of ancient history with this exquisite Copper Punch Mark from the Ujjaini region, dating back to the Mauryan Period (3rd-2nd Century BC). This collectible coin, weighing 2.48 grams, features intricate obverse designs that include symbols of the Sun, Crescent, and the Mahakal, along with a striking six-arched symbol. The reverse showcases the unique Bing/Pully counter mark, adding to its allure and authenticity. Crafted from copper, this coin is classified as “Very Fine” and is perfect for collectors seeking to enrich their collections with rare historical artifacts.

The Mauryan Period is renowned for its rich cultural heritage and significant developments in trade and governance. Coins from this era not only reflect the artistry of ancient craftsmen but also serve as a testament to the sophisticated economy of the time. This particular piece is a treasure for enthusiasts and historians alike, representing a pivotal moment in Indian history. It holds great collectible value for those interested in ancient coins, making it an excellent investment for the future.

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