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

Description

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, 2.38 Gms, Very Fine.

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This exceptional Copper Punch-Marked coin originates from the Mauryan Period (2nd-1st century BC) and hails from the prestigious Ujjaini region, one of ancient India's most significant economic centers. As a Mahakal Type specimen, this piece exemplifies the sophisticated monetary system of the Mauryan Empire, one of history's greatest civilizations. The coin displays characteristic punch-marked imagery on its obverse, featuring a sun symbol, crescent moon, solar motif, Bing mark, and the distinctive six-arched symbol alongside the sacred Mahakal emblem—all indicative of Ujjaini's religious and commercial importance. The reverse bears a Bing counter-strike, a hallmark of authentic Mauryan coinage. Weighing 2.38 grams, this copper unit represents an important denomination used in ancient trade networks spanning the Indian subcontinent. Graded in Very Fine condition, this artifact showcases excellent preservation despite its 2,000+ year age. Collectors prize Mauryan punch-marked coins for their historical significance, rarity, and tangible connection to ancient Indian civilization. This piece serves as both an investment-grade numismatic treasure and an educational window into pre-Gupta monetary systems. Perfect for serious collectors and history enthusiasts seeking authentic ancient Indian coinage. --- #