Nice silver drachm of Samprati (ca.216-207 BC), Mauryan Empire, India (G/H 574)
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Offered by: Silver punch drachm of Samprati (ca.216-207 BC), Pataliputra mint, Mauryan Empire, Ancient India Free shipping! Notes: Five punch-mark symbols (see below) / A single punch-mark (dot surrounded by arrows and crescents). Irregular flat silver planchet, 17mmx14mm, 3.36 grams. Pataliputra mint. Gupta/Hardaker ISPC VI IV F 145 (#574); Mitchiner ACW 4195-4196. Samrati Samprati was an emperor of Maurya dynasty who reigned from ca. 216-207 BCE. He was the son of Ashoka's blind son, Kunala. He succeeded his cousin, Dasharatha as emperor of the Mauryan Empire and ruled almost the entire present-day Indian subcontinent. Emperor Samprati is poorly highlighted in history. He is regarded as the "Jain Ashoka" for his patronage and efforts to spreading Jainism in east India. This coin is unconditionally guaranteed to be authentic. Stock # w34440 Please Shipping information, terms and conditions: Free shipping to North America, Western Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea and Singapore. Shipping by registered mail (15.95$) elsewhere. We fully guarantee the authenticity of every single coin we sell!!!
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