Post-Mauryas, Taxila - Local Coinage (185-168 BC), Square Copper Unit, Yaksha type, Obv: Yaksha head (demonic style) facing front, a three-arched hill above, Rev: a plant in the center and Taxila symbol (a three-arched hill) flanking its base, (Wt: 6.0 gm, Dia: 21.6 x 24.3mm), (PAIC # 1503), superb quality, centrally struck, sharp features, AU-UNC, Extremely Rare in this grade.

The Yaksha has held a significant place in Indian cultural and artistic tradition, often symbolizing nature-spirits associated with prosperity and guardianship. Coins of this type are generally encountered in a heavily worn or circulated state, with much of their detail lost to time. However, the present example is of exceptional quality, preserving its original iconography, fine detailing, and natural patina in an unusually complete state. This museum-grade specimen stands apart for its sharpness and preservation, representing a rarity seldom seen even within major collections. Its outstanding state of preservation and completeness of features merit special attention in the context of public auction offerings.