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Karshapana - Maurya-Sunga Period

Issuer Shunga Empire
Year 185 BC - 73 BC
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Weight 3 g
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Obverse description A boldly rendered hollow cross motif occupies the central field, formed by raised rectilinear arms arranged in an equal-armed configuration with stepped or hooked terminals characteristic of the Shunga period decorative vocabulary. The design is cast in low relief against a plain, unadorned field, filling nearly the entire flan. No inscription or legend is present. The irregular flan edge reflects the hand-cast production technique typical of post-Mauryan copper coinage.
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Edge Plain
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Mintage ND (185 BC - 73 BC)
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