India Sunga Dynasty 6 x 1/4 Karshapana 300 - 70 BC

The coin you are referring to is a fascinating piece from the Sunga Dynasty in India, dating back to 300 - 70 BC. The Sunga Dynasty was a prominent Indian dynasty that ruled after the fall of the Maurya Empire. This particular coin is a 1/4 Karshapana denomination, which was a common unit of currency used during that period. Made of copper, this coin is typically found in Fine to Very Fine (F/VF) condition, indicating that it has seen some circulation but still retains a good amount of detail. These coins were often hand-struck, resulting in slight variations in design and quality. During the Sunga Dynasty, India saw significant cultural and artistic developments, with advancements in sculpture, architecture, and literature. The coins minted during this period often featured intricate designs, including symbols, animals, and deities that held religious significance. Owning a coin from the Sunga Dynasty provides a tangible connection to this ancient civilization and offers a glimpse into the economic and artistic practices of the time. It is a remarkable piece of history that showcases the rich numismatic heritage of India during the ancient period.

N° 2680 | India Sunga Dynasty 6 x 1/4 Karshapana 300 - 70 BC

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