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Punch Marked Coin, Magadha Janapada&nbsp;(600-350&nbsp;BC),&nbsp;Silver Karshapana,&nbsp;Series I,&nbsp;Obv:&nbsp;five&nbsp;punch marks consisting of the rayed sun (solar symbol), a&nbsp;six-armed symbol, an elephant standing facing the right, a bow and arrow symbol, and&nbsp;other ancillary symbols,&nbsp;Rev:&nbsp;a single banker&#39;s&nbsp;mark,&nbsp;3.22g, 23.13mm,&nbsp;(Rajgor Series 12 # 194),&nbsp;choice extremely fine, Rare.

Note:&nbsp;A brief political history of the Magadha Janapada beginning from Bimbisara to Ashoka is mentioned in the &quot;Mahavamsha&quot;, an ancient Buddhist chronicle. Its expansion began with the reign of Bimbisara and grew into one of the most prosperous mahajanapadas. &nbsp;Its capital Pataliputra is the present-day city of Patna in Bihar. The location of this mahajanapada was bounded by important rivers such as the Ganga, Son, Champa &amp; Vindhyan which facilitated the creation of great wealth by trade and other means.&nbsp;Coins from this series are the most popular among collectors. Its existence of approximately 200-250 years reflects well through its coinage.

This lot is a part of an advanced collection of different unlisted, unpublished &amp; important coins from Magadha Janapada offered in this sale.

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