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Which of the following coins suggest that trade and commerce existed in Odisha?

A. Puri-Kushana coins

B. Nala coins

C. Punch-marked coins

D. Gupta coins

Answer: Option D

Solution (By Examveda Team)

At Bhanapur, Khiching, and Angul, Gupta archer - type gold coins were discovered. These coins indicate that Odisha's trade and commerce with the Gupta empire was unquestionably active.

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