Ancient Western Malwa, Post-Mauryan period, Pushyamitra (200-150 BC), Lead Unit, Obv: a symbolic composition of a bull facing left, a railed tree to the left, taurine and a triangle-headed standard,&nbsp;Rev: double wavy line with fishes in between, an Ujjaini&nbsp;symbol above, Brahmi legends &quot;Pusami&quot; to the left and &quot;tasa&quot; to the right, indistinctly visible, 10.4g, 17.75mm, (Ancient Indian Coins, W. Pieper # 570),&nbsp;choice very fine, Very Rare.

Note: It is plausible that the &#39;Pusamita&#39; mentioned on this coin is &#39;Pushyamitra&#39;, the Sunga ruler. However, the name is not accompanied by any royal title &nbsp;which would be odd for coins issued by a powerful ruler like Pushyamitra Sunga.

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