History · Ancient Indian Economy
The earliest coins in ancient India are called punch-marked coins because:
- 1designs were punched onto the metal pieces using symbols✓
- 2coins were punched by a hard tool solely to give them a round shape
- 3people received a punched seal as a receipt after commercial payment
- 4holes were punched into coins for easy stringing and storage
Correct answer
designs were punched onto the metal pieces using symbols
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