Era : c. 500 BC
Dynasty/ Authority : Panchala Janapada
Denomination : Vimshatika
Weight : 4.39 g
Diameter : 26 mm
Reference Number : T. Hardekar JONS No. 220, PP 31-34

Obverse :
Intricate wavy lines arranged in an ABBC configuration.

Reverse :
10-11 different bankers mark indicating its journey n travel from trade, from one place to the other, with the bankers at each jurisdiction
affixing their distinguishing marks on the reverse as a certificate of authenticity of the weight and purity of metal.

Comment:
These are among the earliest coin’s known to be stuck in India, the wavy design on obverse are earliest attempt by humans to depict art forms on moneyed coins for usage in trade and business. Later,
with experience, humans started using symbols drawn from nature viz sun, moon, stars, trees etc. One of the finest example among the starting of coinage in India. This coin bears very fine balance of all symbols both the sides, Very rare.