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Which, among the following, are the coin types issued by Chandra Gupta II ? \[ \begin{aligned} A.& \ \text{Archer Type} B.& \ \text{Tiger-Slayer Type} C.& \ \text{Lion-Slayer Type} D.& \ \text{Horseman Type} \end{aligned} \] Choose the correct answer from the options given below :

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Chandragupta II issued: \[ \text{Archer, Lion-Slayer, Horseman} \] Tiger-Slayer type is not associated with him.

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A, B and C Only
A, C and D Only
B, C and D Only
A, B and D Only

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The Correct Option is B

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