(A) The post-Mauryan centuries saw a great spurt in the minting of coins
(B) The kings of the north-west imitated Greek, Roman and Iranian coin-types (C) The increasing use of money did not drive out the barter systems, particularly in rural areas in post-Maurya period
(D) During post-Mauryans diverse use of coins indicates the variant trading economies
(E) Gold coins during post-Mauryans were Nishka & Suvarna and silver coins Shatamana were in use
Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below :
Correct Answer: (d) (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) only
Solution:The following statements are correct -
(A) The post - Mauryan centuries saw a great spurt in the minting of coins.
(B) The kings of the north - west imitated Greek, Roman and Iranian coin - types.
(C) The increasing use of money did not drive out the barter systems, particularly in rural areas in post Mauryan period.
(D) During post Mauryans diverse use of coins indicates the variant trading economies.
(E) Gold coins during post - Mauryans were Nishka and Suvarna and silver coins Shatamana were in use.