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Silver 1 Drachm of Kumaragupta I (415-455 AD)
The coin features the FAO symbol on a hand clutching stalks of wheat
The reverse has a crowned Tudor rose representing England
Holy Roman Empress and the ruler of Austria
1 Karshapana, Magadh Janpada (pre Christian era) India Silver 1 Drachm of KumaraguptaSilver punch marked coinage (PMC) of the Magadha Janapada, one of the 16 mahajanpadas of the second urbanization period (600 200 BC). These coins are the silver currency known as Karshapana, and weigh approximately 3. 3 3. 5 grams though many coins are lighter due to wear and tear, due to these extreme age. These coins were produced by punching patterns on silver planchettes common motifs include the sun, elephant, bull and chaitya hill. Coins are of
