File:Indian Double-Die Ancient Coin.jpg
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English: This is an ancient Indian Coin from Taxila, India, dating back to the 304-232 BC. One of the earliest style coins from ancient India. On the obverse, it has an Elephant advancing right, and on the reverse, a Lion standing left, with hill to left and swastika above. |
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| Source | http://www.ancientcointraders.com/other-taxila-ancient-india-double-p-49.html |
| Author | Ancientcointraders |
This photo was taken and donated by Peter A. Piliouras, Ancient Coin Traders, http://www.ancientcointraders.com
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| current | 11:57, 30 January 2017 | | 825 × 489 (158 KB) | Ancientcoincollector | User created page with UploadWizard |
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