Archaic Coinage, Punch Marked, Imperial Mauryan Series (c. 350-250 BC), Silver Karshapana (3), G/H Series VII,Five symbol type, Obv: Sun, six armed, three arched hill above crescent, tree-in-railing and bull front of taurine symbol, Rev: Taurine with crescent and other symbol as a banker mark. (Gupta & Hardaker # 574). Very Fine.

Archaic Coinage, Punch Marked, Imperial Mauryan Series (c. 250-200 BC), Patna Region (Bihar), Silver Karshapana, 3.49g, G/H Series VII, Obv: Three human figures as a separate punch, tree-in-railing and elephant below like a turtle symbol, Rev: Banker marks. (Gupta & Hardaker # 586). Very Fine+.

Archaic Coinage, Punch Marked, Imperial Mauryan Series (c. 250-200 BC), Patna Region (Bihar), Silver Karshapana, 3.48g, G/H Series VII, Obv: Three human figures as a separate punch, tree-in-railing and elephant below like a turtle symbol, Rev: Banker marks. (Gupta & Hardaker # 586). Very Fine+.

Archaic Coinage, Punch Marked, Imperial Mauryan Series (c. 250-200 BC), Patna Region (Bihar), Silver Karshapana, 3.49g, G/H Series VII, Obv: Three human figures as a separate punch, tree-in-railing (partly visible) and elephant below like a turtle symbol, Rev: Banker marks. (Gupta & Hardaker # 586). Very Fine.

Pre-Mauryan period, Vidarbha Region (Pauni area), Sealing Technique, Arsenic Copper Alloyed Unit, 19.33g, Obv: Elephant walking to left side above crude symbol of taurine and swastika, Rev: Blank. (Somkuwar # Nidhi Vol. II). Very Rare. Fine+.

Post-Mauryan (c. 200-150 BC), Taxila Guild Coinage, Pancha Nekame/The five Guilds (c. 180 BC.), Copper Unit, 5.10g, Obv: Sixteen spoked wheel surrounding by crescent and on top three arched hill above crescent, Rev: On top Svastika flanked by nandipada and below Kharoshthi legend 'Panch Nekame'. (Pieper # 1571). Fine+.

Post-Mauryan (c. 200-150 BC), Taxila Region, Uninscribed type, 7.28g, Obv: Female diety standing in centre holding flower in her right hand, on right side three arched hill above crescent and on left side pile of rocks, Rev: Blank. (Pieper # 1427). Rare. Very Fine.

Post-Mauryan (c. 200-150 BC), Taxila Region, Uninscribed type, 9.35g, Obv: Shivlinga in railing, on right side three arched hill and below river symbol, Rev: Blank. (Pieper # 1430). Fine.

Post-Mauryan (c. 200-150 BC), Taxila Region, Punch Marked type, Copper Unit, 9.12g, Obv: Three arched hill above crescent on left side and tree-in-railing on right side, Rev: Blank. (Pieper # 1438). Fine+.

Post-Mauryan (c. 200-150 BC), Taxila Region, Uninscribed type, Cast Copper, 11.34g, Obv: Three arched hill above crescent on left and open hollow cross on right side, Rev: Blank. (Pieper # 1447). Fine+.

Post-Mauryan (c. 200-150 BC), Taxila Region, Uninscribed type, Cast Copper, 8.10g, Obv: Three arched hill above crescent on left and open hollow cross on right side, Rev: Blank. (Pieper # 1447). Fine+.

Post-Mauryan (c. 200-150 BC), Taxila Region, Uninscribed type, Cast Copper, 9.20g, Obv: Three arched hill above crescent on left and open hollow cross on right side, Rev: Blank. (Pieper # 1447). Fine.

Post-Mauryan (c. 200-150 BC), Taxila Region, Uninscribed type, Cast Copper, 2.93g, Obv: Elephant walking to right side with trunk upraised below wavy line, Rev: Tree-in-railing symbol. Unlisted in Pieper. Very Fine.

Post-Mauryan (c. 200-150 BC), Taxila Region, Uninscribed type, Cast Copper, 2.85g, Obv: Tree-in-railing flanked by taurine, Rev: Three arched hill above crescent. (Pieper # 1540). Very Fine.

Post-Mauryan (c. 200-150 BC), Taxila Region, Uninscribed type, Copper Unit, 2.24g, Obv: Four crescent symbol attached to circle with traces of swastika symbol, Rev: Blank. (Pieper # 1458). Very Fine.

Post-Mauryan (c. 200-150 BC), Taxila Region, Punch Marked and Die struck type, Copper Unit, 10.74g, Obv: Lion facing to left front of three arched hill above crescent and swastika symbol above lion as a single punch, Rev: Elephant walking to right side. (Pieper # 1491). Very Fine+.

Post-Mauryan (c. 200-150 BC), Taxila Region, Punch Mark type, Copper Unit, 11.28g, Obv: Lion waling to left above svastika and front of three arched hill with crescent symbol, Rev: Elephant walking to right above three arched hill with crescent symbol. (Pieper # 1494). Very Fine.

Post-Mauryan (c. 200-150 BC), Taxila Region, Uninscribed type, Copper Unit, 7.08g, Obv: Demonic style Yaksha face with thick eyebrows, pointed ears and above three arched symbol with crescent, Rev: Lotus on railing flanked by decorative snake like ribbons. (Pieper # 1503). Fine +. Very Rare. Taxila or Takshashila located in present day Pakistan, The presence of Yaksha face on coin representing indigenous nature spirit and guardian deities in Buddhist, Jain and Hindu traditions highlights the persistence of local beliefs. According to Jain and Buddhist literature that Yaksha are caretakers of natural treasures hidden in the earth. Yaksha have dual personality as either benevolent protectors or dangerous ghosts. Keeping this in mind, the local ruler of Takshila issued coins of Yaksha.

Post-Mauryan (c. 200-150 BC), Taxila Region, Uninscribed type, Copper Unit, 3.98g, Obv: Lotus on railing flanked by hills, Rev: Open hollow cross above three arched hill and crescent. (Pieper # 1505). Very Fine.

Post-Mauryan (c. 200-150 BC), Taxila Region, Uninscribed type, Copper Unit, 2.15g, Obv: Lotus on railing flanked by hills, Rev: Open hollow cross above three arched hill and crescent. (Pieper # 1505). Very Fine+.

Post-Mauryan (c. 200-150 BC), Taxila Region, Uninscribed type, Copper Unit, 3.38g, Obv: Lotus on railing flanked by hills, Rev: Open hollow cross above three arched hill and crescent. (Pieper # 1505). Very Fine.

Post-Mauryan (c. 200-150 BC), Taxila Region, Uninscribed type, Copper Unit, 1.05g, Obv: Three arched hill above crescent and hill symbol, Rev: Three arched hill above crescent and hill symbol. (Pieper # 1518). Very Fine.

Post-Mauryan (c. 200-150 BC), Taxila Region, Uninscribed type, Copper Unit, 2.45g, Obv: Three arched hill above crescent and hill symbol, Rev: Three arched hill above crescent and hill symbol. (Pieper # 1518). Very Fine+.

Post-Mauryan (c. 200-150 BC), Taxila Region, Uninscribed type, Copper Unit, 2.47g, Obv: Tree-in-railing flanked by taurine, Rev: Three arched hill above crescnet. (Pieper # 1539). Very Fine.

Post Mauryan (c. 200-100 BC), Ujjaini Region, Uninscribed Mahakal type, Copper Unit, 4.81g, Obv: Mahakal (Shiva) standing, holding spear in left hand and kamadalu in right hand, six arms symbol beside, Railing tree on left, Rev: Double orbs ujjaini symbol. (Pieper # 630). Very Fine.