CHINA: Old Coin Collection, TRAY #1 - Contains (1) ½ tael sycee (1) 1 tael sycee and (1) 2 tael sycee with "double happiness" stamped at center (used for marriages). (2) Ming Guo period amulets. (5) Cash coins of Guang Xu, Jiangsu mint. (1) Northern Sung 10 cash, Da Guan with planchet defect. (1) 20 cash, machine struck, Fengtien province. 8 Pieces Total TRAY #2 - (2) Min Guo period amulets, one is key-money style, another is a Buddha amulet with reverse covered in Chinese characters. (14) Miscellaneous cash coins. 16 Pieces Total TRAY #3 - (6) Min Guo period amulets, one in shape of a large knife. (4) Miscellaneous cash coins (3)2 Xian Feng 10 cash of Fujian mint, and another of Zhejiang mint (1) Min Guo spade copy. 14 Pieces Total TRAY #4 - (1) Hong Kong 5-cent silver (1) Kirin 10 cent silver (2) machine-struck 5 cash of Chekiang province (2) Miscellaneous foreign coins (2) Miscellaneous cash coins, Tray also includes many Machine-Struck cash cons of Guang Xu of Fujian province, other miscellaneous struck 1 cash, 76 Pieces Total TRAY #5 - (9) Ch'ing Dynasty amulets; one looped with loop broken, one "open work" charm (1) rare Japanese charm with Monkey pulling horse. 10 Pieces Total TRAY #6 - (31) Machine-Made Imperial and Republic 20 cash (1) early Soviet 5 kopeck. 32 Pieces Total TRAY #7 - (1) Xian Feng 10 cash of Guang Xi. (1) Da Guan Northern Sung 10 cash (10) Ch'ing and Ming Amulets. 12 Pieces Total TRAY #8 - (2) Xian Feng 100 cash of Jiangsu Province. (7) Miscellaneous amulets. 9 Pieces Total TRAY #9 - (39) Imperial 10 cash, including coins of Kirin and Shantung province. (1) Republican 10 cash. 40 Pieces Total TRAY #10 - (17) 10 cash imperial and republican. (8) imperial and republican 20 cash. (1) 10 cash Guang Xu, Board of Works mint. (3) Japanese miscellaneous (1) Korean coin. Lot includes scarce type form Shantung. 30 Pieces Total TRAY #11 - (26) 10 cash imperial and republican. (1) Kwangtung silver 20 cent. (6) Miscellaneous cash coins. (3) Miscellaneous foreign coins. Includes AU republican 10 cash and other scarce 10 cash types. 36 Pieces Total TRAY #12 - (33) 10 cash imperial and republican. (6) Miscellaneous cash coins. (1) Miscellaneous token. Includes some Anwhei copper coins, which are always scarce. 40 Pieces Total TRAY #13 - (32) 10 cash imperial and republican. (6) Miscellaneous cash coins. (1) Hong Kong cent. Includes some scarce Szechuan coppers. 39 Pieces Total TRAY #14 - (19) 10 cash republican and imperial. (16) 20 cash imperial and republican. (1) Tai Ching 10 cash copper coin, with reverse lamination error where reverse is completely gone. (1) Northern Sung large iron cash of Da Guan. 37 Pieces Total TRAY #15 - (1) Xian Feng 50 cash Board of Works mint. (1) 100 Board of Revenue mint, with sun and moon. (1) Jia Qing palace cash of Tiensha Tai Ping type. (1) 5 cash Xian Feng, high grade, Board of Works mint. (24) Miscellaneous cash coins. (1) Kiangnan silver 10 cent. (3) machine-struck republican coppers. 32 Pieces Total TRAY #16 - (27) 10 cash imperial and republican. (1) 5 cash, imperial. (7) Miscellaneous cash coins. (2) Miscellaneous amulets. (3) Hong Kong and Korea coins. Includes some scarce 10 cash, such as a rare Shantung 10 cash. 40 Pieces Total TRAY #17 - (20) Miscellaneous cash coins. (10) imperial and republican copper and silver coins, including a 1911 10 cent coin of Hsuantung. (17) Miscellaneous silver and base-metal Japanese coins. (5) Amulets. 52 Pieces Total TRAY #18 - (38) 10 cash, imperial and republican. (1) cash coin (1) Xian Feng 5 cash, Board of Works, high grade. Includes two crossed-flag coppers in AU, and a 1911 10 cash. 40 Pieces Total TRAY #19 - (38) 10 cash, all imperial. (1) Miscellaneous cash coin. Includes some scarce coins of Fengtien province. 39 Pieces Total TRAY #20 - (27) Miscellaneous cash coins, including many machine struck from Fujian province. (23) Copper and silver coins of imperial and republic China, including two 1911 10 cents and other scarce types. (14) Miscellaneous foreign coins including silver. 64 Pieces Total TRAY #21 - (12) Amulets, three knife type, three spade type, all Min Guo period. 12 Pieces Total Total of 678 coins and amulets set within lovely custom made wood case with large amulet set on top of case, likely made in the late Min Guo period, circa 1935-49.

CHOU: Anonymous, ca. 500-400 BC, gilt bronze cowry (3.04g), H-cf 1.3, some original bronze showing, reverse encrustation, Very Fine, RRR.

WARRING STATES: States of Liang, ca. 400-300 BC, AE spade money, H-3.10, flat handled spade, an yi yi jin in archaic script, Fine to Very Fine, R.

WARRING STATES: States of Liang, ca. 400-300 BC, AE spade money, H-3.45, flat handled spade, cheng zheng shang jin dang huan in archaic script, light green patination, Very Fine, RR.

WARRING STATES: States of Liang, ca. 400-300 BC, AE spade money, H-3.48, flat handled spade, liang zheng jin wu shi (er) dang lei in archaic script, light green patination, Very Fine, RR.

WARRING STATES: States of Liang, ca. 350-220 BC, AE cash, H-6.3, archaic character yuan, Very Fine.

QIN KINGDOM: Anonymous, ca. 300-200 BC, AE cash (10.51g), H-7.6, ban liang, nice quality, Very Fine.

HSIN: Wang Mang, 7-22 AD, AE spade money, H-9.29, da bu heng qian (value 1000), cast from 10-14 AD, Very Fine, RR.

WU: Anonymous, ca. 222-280 BC, AE cash (9.85g), H-11.33, da quan dan qian, Fine, R.

EARLIER SHU: Qian De, 919-924, AE cash, H-15.42, lovely for type, Fine to Very Fine.

SOUTHERN T'ANG: Tang Guo, 959-975, AE cash, H-15.87, rare variety in Li script, Very Fine, R.

LIAO: Da An, 1085-1894, AE cash, H-18.17, Very Fine.

YUAN: Da Yuan, 1310-1311, AE 10 cash, H-19.46, ta üen tung baw in Mongol 'Phags-pa script, Very Fine, R.

YUAN: Da Yuan, 1310-1311, AE 10 cash, H-19.46, inscriptions in Phags-pa script, narrow rims, bold Very Fine.

YUAN: Zhi Zheng, 1350-1368, AE 3 cash, CD1351, H-19.104, maw in Mongolian 'Phags-pa script above for Chinese cyclical date, xin mao, Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

MING: Da Zhong, 1361-1368, AE 5 cash, H-20.33, Very Fine.

MING: Da Zhung, 1361-1368, AE 10 cash, H-20.45, with denomination numeral atop reverse field, superb example, choice Very Fine.

CH'ING: Xian Feng, 1851-1861, AE 100 cash (39.89g), Ili, H-22.1091, Cr-28.8, large size and large characters, pleasing Fine to Very Fine.

CHINA: AE 20 cash, Wuchang mint, ND (1903), Y-5, struck in 1917 from unused dies in the name of Kuang Hsu, superb even strike for type, MS-65 Brown. Struck from unused dies made in 1903 for the Board of Revenue (hù bù).

CHINA: AE 20 cash, Wuchang mint, ND (1903), Y-5, struck in 1917 from unused dies in the name of Kuang Hsu, NGC graded MS-64 Red & Brown.

CHINA: Hsuan Tung, 1909-1911, AR 10 cents, year 3 (1911), Y-28, L&M-41, imperial dragon with pearl, NGC graded MS-61.

CHINA: AR 10 cents, year 15 (1926), Y-83, L&M-83, unadopted dragon & peacock national emblem design, NGC graded MS-62.

CHINA: AE 10 cash, ND (1920), Y-303, crossed Wuchang uprising and Republican flags, NGC graded MS-65 Brown.

CHINA: AR 20 cents, year 3 (1914), Y-327, L&M-65, NGC graded MS-62. This example sold in the Stacks Bowers Ponterio sale in August 2011 for $1100.

CHINA: AR 10 cents, year 15 (1926), Y-334, L&M-83, unadopted dragon & peacock national emblem design, NGC graded MS-63.

CHINA: AR 10 cents, year 15 (1926), Y-334, L&M-83, unadopted dragon & peacock national emblem design, NGC graded MS-63.

CHINA: AR 20 cents, year 15 (1926), Y-335, L&M-82, unadopted dragon & peacock national emblem design, NGC graded MS-64.

CHIHLI: AR dollar, year 34 (1908), Y-73.2, L&M-465, imperial dragon type, short center spine variety, in the name of Kuang Hsu, NGC graded EF-45. These were minted by the Bei Yang Machine Bureau in Tientsin (Tianjin) and were marked "Pei Yang" in Chinese and English.

HUNAN SOVIET: AE 20 cash, ND (1931), countermarked hammer & sickle within five-pointed star on Hunan Province Y-400 type, Fine to Very Fine on worn host, RR. The only reference to these were from the 'Money Company' coin auction of September 1984 and a Gregory G. Brunk article in the Numismatics International "Bulletin" of July/August 2009. This coin was picked from bags containing 30,000 coins put aside during WWII as the Japanese were melting Chinese coppers for the war effort. Only 100 of these countermarked pieces were found in the bags on various host coins of which about 20% had clear countermarks. This is among the best in the group.

HUNAN SOVIET: AE 20 cash, ND (1931), countermarked hammer & sickle within five-pointed star on Szechuan Province Y-464 type, Fine to Very Fine on worn host, RR. The only reference to these were from the 'Money Company' coin auction of September 1984 and a Gregory G. Brunk article in the Numismatics International "Bulletin" of July/August 2009. This coin was picked from bags containing 30,000 coins put aside during WWII as the Japanese were melting Chinese coppers for the war effort. Only 100 of these countermarked pieces were found in the bags on various host coins of which about 20% had clear countermarks. This is among the best in the group.

KIANGNAN: Kuang Hsu, 1875-1908, AR 20 cents, CD1901, Y-143a.6, L&M-238 with gaps, PCGS graded About Uncirculated genuine.

KIANGSU: brass 20 cash (14.58g), ND (1902), Y-163a, nearly Extremely Fine, R.

KWANGSI: AE 10 cents, year 10 (1921), KM-Pn5, pattern struck in copper at the Philadelphia mint, NGC graded MS-63 Brown. E. Kann wrote his book he states that these were possibly struck at the mint in Philadelphia. This was based on the fact that the patterns often show up in the USA, as well as a collection Kann viewed when witting his book. The owner of that collection was of the view that these were struck in Philadelphia. Basically the Philadelphia mint theory is just conjecture and not based on any solid fact. It is also possible that they were struck at Kwangtung. The Kwangtung mint at this time was one of the largest mints in the world (previously set up by the British). Kwangtung is also very closely located to Kwangsi and seems most logical.

SINKIANG: AE 10 cash, CD1910, Y-2a, 1960's restrike, NGC graded MS-64 Red & Brown.

SINKIANG: AR 5 miscals (17.27g), Kashgar, AH1323, Y-21.1, in the name of the Chinese emperor Quang Xu, date 1323 divided with 13 below the a Persian letter, 23 above the same letter, dragon reverse, Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

SINKIANG: AE 5 cash (6.59g), Kashgar, ND (1912), Y-A36.1, large Chinese characters / small flag in center, surrounded by Uighur in the Persian script, Chinese around, Very Fine to Extremely Fine, RR, Zeno-103654. A similar piece at Ponterio sale 156, Hong Kong, December 2010, NGC graded VF details, hammer price $1100.

SINKIANG: AE 20 cash (12.67g), AH1352, Y-E38.1, Islamic Republic of Eastern Turkestan, Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

SINKIANG: AR 5 miscals (16.93g), Kashgar, AH1332, Y-43.3, Republic period, date divided, with 133 above the flags, 2 below the flags, Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

SINKIANG: AR dollar (22.95g), 1949, Y-46var, Kann-1275var, crudely engraved contemporary local imitation, overstruck on undetermined host, Very Fine, R.

SINKIANG: AR dollar (25.07g), 1949, Y-46.1, Kann-1275, thin base 1, nearly Extremely Fine.

SINKIANG: AR dollar (25.63g), 1949, Y-46.2, Kann-1275, thick base 1, lovely Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

SINKIANG: AR dollar (25.14g), 1949, Y-46.2, Kann-1275, thick base 1, Very Fine.

SZECHUAN: AR sycee (368g), ND (late 19th century), Cribb-XL, sichuan piaoding caoding type, with three characters gong xin chang each in two chops, Extremely Fine.

YUNNAN: AR sycee (193g), ND, Cribb-LXVI, sanchuo jieding "packsaddle" type, luo tong yuan hao hui hao wen yin (Luotongyuan Bank, remittance bank fine silver), countermaked three times, cast in the late 19th-early 20th century, Very Fine.

YUNNAN: AR sycee (120g), ND (19th century), Cribb-LXXXV, yuansi changyuankezi (fine silk oval ingot) type, with three characters, two unread, the final pao, scarce with chop, Extremely Fine.

CHINESE SOVIET REPUBLIC: AE cent, ND (1933), Y-506A, Kiangsi Soviet Republic 1960's restrike, NGC graded MS-66 Red & Brown.

CHINESE SOVIET REPUBLIC: AE 5 cent, ND (1933), Y-507A, Kiangsi Soviet Republic 1960's restrike, NGC graded MS-65 Red & Brown.

SZECHUAN-SHENSI SOVIET: AE 200 cash, 1934, Y-511A, 1960's restrike, NGC graded MS-67 Red & Brown.

SZECHUAN-SHENSI SOVIET: AE 200 cash, 1934, Y-511A, 1960's restrike, NGC graded MS-66 Red.

HONG KONG: AE mil, 1863, KM-1, NGC graded MS-65 Red & Brown.

HONG KONG: AE mil, 1863, KM-1, NGC graded MS-64 Red & Brown.

KIAUTSCHOU: German Occupation, 1897-1914, 10 cents, 1909, KM-2, choice About Uncirculated.

TIBET: Hsuan Tung, 1909-1911, AR sho, ND (1910), Y-5, Sino-Tibetan issue with Chinese and Tibetan inscriptions, good strike for type, minor surface hairlines, NGC graded About Uncirculated details.

LOT WITHDRAWN

TIBET: AR 1½ srang, BE16-11 (1937), Y-24, PCGS graded MS-63.

PARATA RAJAS: Arjuna, 2nd-3rd century, AR ¼ drachm (0.92g), Sen-56, bust right / inscriptions only (no swastika), Very Fine to Extremely Fine, R. This denomination has also been regarded as an obol.

GANDHARA: Anonymous, ca. 400 BC, AR shatamana (10.83g), Ra-546 ff, flat bar style, with 3 later small punchmarks in obverse center, blank reverse, Very Fine.

INDO-GREEK: Diodotos I, c. 256-239 BC, AR tetradrachm (14.93g), Mint A (near Aï Khanoum), Bop-2E, Holt-Series A, Group 6, diademed head right / BASI?EOS ANTIOXOY, Zeus advancing left, monogram above eagle in left field. Struck in the name of Antiochos II of Syria, Very Fine.

INDO-GREEK: Demetrios, ca. 205-171 BC, AE triple unit (11.58g), Bop-Série 5C, head of elephant right with raised trunk, wearing bell / Large caduceus; monogram in inner left field, Choice Very Fine, ex. William F. Spengler.

INDO-GREEK: Eukratides I, ca. 200-190 BC, AE square ¼ obol (9.51g), Bop-19G, helemeted bust right / Dioscuri mounted, scratches on reverse, few scratches on obverse, bold obverse bust, Very Fine.

INDO-GREEK: Eukratides I, ca. 170-145 BC, AR drachm (4.17g), Bop-2E, diademed head of the king / the two Dioscuri, with palms and lances, on horseback, lovely Very Fine, R.

INDO-GREEK: Apollodotos I, ca. 160-150 BC, AR drachm (2.46g), Bop-Série 4D, BASI?EOS A?O??O?OTOY SOTHPOS, elephant advancing right, monogram below / Karosthi legend, Zebu bull standing right, monogram below, Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

INDO-GREEK: Apollodotus I, ca. 180-160 BC, AR square drachm (2.43g), Bop-4F, elephant right / humped bull right, choice Very Fine.

INDO-GREEK: Apollodotos I, 160-150 BC, square AE chalkous (0.78g), facing Roman style bust / horse in incuse square right, Fine to Very Fine, RRRR, ex. William F. Spengler. This coin may belong with the Kashmir Smast ((circa 5th century AD, Northern India)) series instead of the Indo-Greek series. The animal on the reverse is perhaps a lion rather than a horse. The lion in exactly the same style appears on other issues of the Kashmir Smast series with a portrait to right on obverse.

INDO-GREEK: Menander, 155-130 BC, AR Drachm (2.35g), Bop-Série 7B, BASI?EOS SOTHPOS MENAN?POY, diademed bust left seen from behind, wielding spear, aegis on shoulder / Karosthi legend, Athena advancing left, holding shield and thunderbolt; monogram to left, Choice Very Fine.

INDO-GREEK: Menander, 155-130 BC, AR drachm (1.90g), Bop-2A, head of Pallas right / owl standing right, lightly bent, Fine to Very Fine, R.

INDO-GREEK: Menander, 155-130 BC, AR tetradrachm (9.57g), Bop-12—, diademed bust right / Pallas standing, facing left, nice Fine, RR. Similar to Bopearachchi 12A but without the S left of Pallas; cf. the single drachm Bop-13H for the same single monogram, apparently unpublished.

INDO-GREEK: Menander, 155-130 BC, AE ½ obol (8.69g), Bop-19, helmeted head of Pallas right / shield with head of Gorgoneion, much porosity, otherwise nice, About Very Fine.

INDO-GREEK: Heliocles I, ca. BC 145-130, AR tetradrachm (16.70g), Bop-1U, diademed bust right / Zeus standing, holding long scepter & thunderbolt, About Very Fine.

INDO-GREEK: Agathocleia & Straton I, ca. 125-110 BC, AE ½ obol (9.95g), Bop-3, helmeted bust of Athena right / Hercules holding club, seated on rock, lovely Very Fine.

INDO-GREEK: Antialcidas, ca. 115-95 BC, AE ¼ obol (4.00g), Bop-15, head of Zeus, holding thunderbolt / caps of the Dioscuri, palm leaves between, About Very Fine.

INDO-GREEK: Heliocles II, ca. 110-100 BC, AE ½ obol (8.50g), Bop-7A, head of king right / elephant facing left, lovely Very Fine.

INDO-GREEK: Philoxenos, ca. 110-80 BC, AR drachm (2.26g), Bop-Série 8A, BASI?EOS ANIKHTOY FI?O?ENOY, diademed heroic bust left, seen from behind, wearing aegis over shoulder, brandishing spear / Karosthi legend, emperor on horseback right, Very Fine.

INDO-GREEK: Philoxenos, ca. 110-80 BC, AE drachm (7.13g), Bop-Série 10G, BASI?EOS ANIKHTOY FI?O?ENOY, Tyche standing left, holding cornucopia, monogram to left / Karosthi legend, Zebu bull standing right, Fine.

INDO-GREEK: Hermaios, ca. 90-70 BC, AE square ¼ obol (8.93g), Bop-9A, bust of Zeus-Mithra right / horse prancing right, Very Fine.

INDO-PARTHIAN: Gondopharid Dynasty. Sarpedones, 70 AD, AE tetradrachm (9.5g), Mitch-2561, COP?H?ONOYNTOC, diademed and draped bust left / Nike standing right, holding wreath and palm, Fine, RR, ex. William F. Spengler. This specimen is better than any illustrated by Mitchiner and has complete obverse legends.

INDO-PARTHIAN: Gondopharid Dynasty. Sanabares, 135-160, AR drachm (2.59g), Mitch-1151, diademed bust right wearing Parthian-style tiara / archer seated left on throne, holding bow, monogram below bow, Fine to Very Fine, ex. William F. Spengler.

INDO-SCYTHIAN: Maues, ca. 90-57 BC, AR tetradrachm (9.68g), Mitch-2178, Zeus standing left, holding long scepter / winged Nike standing, holding wreath & palm, minor (removable) stain spot on reverse, bold strike, choice Extremely Fine.

INDO-SCYTHIAN: Maues, ca. BC 90-57, AR tetradrachm (9.73g), Senior-1.1T, Zeus left / Nike right, bold strike, Extremely Fine to About Uncirculated.

INDO-SCYTHIAN: Vonones, with Spalahores, 75-65 BC, AE Unit (8.2g), Senior-66.2, Herakles standing facing, holding club, hand to head / Athena standing left, holding spear and shield, monogram left, Very Fine.

INDO-SCYTHIAN: Vonones, with Spalyrises, 75-65 BC, AE ½ obol (8.24g), Mitch-2165, king on horseback right / Herakles seated left on rock, holding club, monogram left, Very Fine, ex. William F. Spengler.

INDO-SCYTHIAN: Azes I, 58-12 BC, AE 1/2 Unit (3.66g), Senior-83.1, king on horseback right / Herakles, diademed, seated left on rocks, holding club set on knee; monogram to lower left, Extremely Fine.

INDO-SCYTHIAN: Azes I, 58-19 BC, AR Tetradrachm (9.57g), Senior-98.350T, Azes on horseback right raising right hand / Athena standing right, holding spear and shield in left hand and raising right, monograms in left and right field, Extremely Fine, ex. William F. Spengler.

INDO-SCYTHIAN: Azilises, 57-35 BC, AE 1/4 Unit (1.69g), Senior-59.1b, king on horseback right / Herakles, diademed, seated left on rocks, holding club set on knee; monogram to lower left, Fine to Very Fine.

INDO-SCYTHIAN: Indravarma, ca. 5-35 AD, AE Drachm (2.14g), Mitch-892, king on horseback right, raising right hand / Athena standing right, struck in Central Chach, Very Fine, ex. William F. Spengler.

INDO-SCYTHIAN: Pisayu, 60-78, AR Drachm (1.87g), Mitch-2677, diademed and draped bust right / swastika, Very Fine to Extremely Fine, ex. William F. Spengler.

YUEH CHI: Pseigacharis, 20-2 BC, AR Hemiobol (0.29g), Mitch-2833 var, bearded bust of prince right / Herakles standing, leaning on club, Very Fine, RRR, ex. William F. Spengler. Presumed unique.

KUSHAN: Vima Kadphises, ca. 105-143, AE tetradrachm (16.86g), Mitch-3008 ff, king standing, holding sceptre, offering at altar, trident to left, royal text in Greek / Siva & bull, Kharosthi text, excellent strike, Very Fine.

KUSHAN: Huvishka, ca. 150-180, AV stater (7.96g), G-154, half-length portrait of king above the clouds, crowned, holding mace / Ardoksho, nimbate, walking right, holding cornucopia, superb strike, choice Extremely Fine, ex. Gorny & Mosch, auction 169, lot 162.

KUSHAN: Huvishka, ca. 155-187, AV stater (7.87g), G-143, bust left, plain crown / Pharro standing, spelled FAPO with just one "R', Extremely Fine, R.

KUSHAN: Huvishka, ca. 168-206, AV stater (7.09g), Mitch-3191/92. G-138, half-bust left, holding sceptre / sun-god Miiro (Mithra) standing, probably once in jewelry, Fine.

KUSHAN: Huvishka, ca. 168-205, AV ¼ stater (1.97g), G-163, bust of king left, holding mace, all atop clouds / lunar god Mao, ex-mount, nice strike, Very Fine, R.

KUSHAN: Vasu Deva I, ca. 191-230+, AV ¼ stater (2.01g), G-518, Siva (oesho) standing left, left arm stretched out holding diadem, choice Very Fine, RR.

KUSHAN: Vasu Deva II, ca. 230-250, AV stater (7.92g), Mitch-3389 ff, king standing, offering at altar, with 2nd trident to left / Siva & bull, lovely strike, Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

KUSHAN: Vasu Deva II, ca. 230-250, AV stater (7.93g), Peshawar region, Mitch-3395/3397, king standing, facing left, with pointed crown, holding trident, offering at the altar, with a second trident above the altar, Nandipada to right / Sivas and bull standing, tamgha to upper left, bold strike on both sides, choice Extremely Fine. Posthumous issue, probably late 3rd century AD.

KUSHAN: Vasu Deva II, ca. 230-250, AV stater (7.99g), Peshawar region, Mitch-3395/3397, king standing, facing left, with pointed crown, holding trident, offering at the altar, with a second trident above the altar, Nandipada to right / Sivas and bull standing, tamgha to upper left, bold strike on both sides, nice Extremely Fine. Posthumous issue, probably late 3rd century AD.

KUSHAN: Vasu Deva II, posthumous, after 230, AV stater (7.85g), Mitch-3395/97, king standing / Siva & bull, southeastern region, broad flan, predecessor of the Kushano-Sasanian types, Very Fine.

KUSHAN: Huvishka, ca. 168-206, AV stater (7.09g), Mitch-3503. G-634, king standing, holding trident, offering over altar, with 2nd trident to left / Siva & bull, Ga Gho Ha text on obverse, nice strike, nearly Extremely Fine, R.

KUSHAN: Kanishka II, ca. 260-280, AV ¼ stater (1.95g), G-636var, king standing, with 2 tridents / Siva & bull, choice Extremely Fine, RRR. Right tridents on staff with two rather large ribbons flowing to the left. Tentative attribution for this extremely difficult series.

KUSHAN: Vasu Deva III, ca. 300-320, AV stater (7.86g), Mitch-3537/39, king standing, Va beneath arm, Su to right / Siva & bull, southeastern region, broad flan, bold Very Fine.

KUSHAN: Vasu Deva III, ca. 300-320, AV stater (7.77g), Mitch-3546, king standing, Ga beneath arm, VaSu to right / Ardoksho entrhoned, Extremely Fine.

KUSHAN: Shaka, ca. 330-350, AV stater (7.70g), Mitch-3575/78, king standing, SiTa beneath arm, king's name to right / Ardoksho enthroned, excellent portraits on both sides, Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

KUSHAN: Kipanada, ca. 350-360, AV stater (7.65g), Mitch-3581/83, king standing, BhaDra beneath arm, king's name to right / Ardoksho enthroned, attractive portraits on both sides, Extremely Fine.

KUSHAN: Kipanada, ca. 350-360, AV stater (7.66g), Mitch-3581 ff, king standing, offering at altar, trident to left / Ardoksho enthroned, nice strike, especially the obverse portrait, lovely Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

KUSHAN: Kipanada, ca. 350-360, AV stater (7.52g), Mitch-3584/88, king standing / Ardoksho enthroned, citing Basata beneath king's arm, nice strike, especially on obverse, Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

KUSHAN: Gadahara, ca. 360-375, AV stater (7.78g), Mitch-3592, king standing / Ardoksho enthroned, citing Piryasa beneath king's arm and Kapa to lower left, strong strike with head detail nearly complete, Extremely Fine, R.

KUSHAN: Gadahara, ca. 360-375, AV stater (7.76g), Mitch-—, king standing, KiDaRa beneath arm, king's name to right / Ardoksho enthroned, lovely portraits on both sides, Extremely Fine.

SIND: Datyasatya, ca. 5th century AD, AV stater (6.85g), bust right, sun-wheel before / fire-altar, Fine, R.

KUSHANO-SASANIAN: Ardashir I, ca. 230-245, AE unit (3.72g), Cribb-15, king standing, facing left, holding sceptre & offering at altar / deity Mithra seated on throne, nice strike, lerge flan, strong Very Fine to Extremely Fine, R.

KUSHANO-SASANIAN: Ardashir I, ca. 230-245, AE unit (4.02g), Cribb-16, crowned bust right / goddess Anahita unthroned beneath domed canopy, holding wreath & scepter, excellent strike, superb obverse, Extremely Fine to About Uncirculated, R.

KUSHANO-SASANIAN: Peroz I, ca. 240-270, AV scyphate stater (7.89g), Cribb-2, king standing, nimbate, holding trident, offering at altar, 2nd trident to left, nandipada to right / Siva & bull, Extremely Fine, R.

KUSHANO-SASANIAN: Ardashir II, ca. 245±, AE unit (3.23g), Cribb-17, bust of king right, with bird crown / goddess offering object (crown?) to the king, superb reverse, Very Fine to Extremely Fine, R. This reverse reveals the entire text, which is always completely stylized and illegible on this type.

KUSHANO-SASANIAN: Varahran, ca. 325-350, AV scyphate stater (7.60g), Cribb-8/9, king standing, holding trident, offering at altar, 2nd trident to left, Kidarite tamgha to right / Siva & bull, choice Extremely Fine, S.

KUSHANO-SASANIAN: Shaka, ca. 330-350, AV stater (7.80g), Mitch-3570/80var, G-592, traditional Kushan style (king standing / Ardoksho seated), bold strike, Extremely Fine, RR.

JAMMU & KASHMIR: Namvihakya, 5th century, debased AV stater (7.82g), Mitch-3653/55, standard debased Kushan design, Very Fine.

KIDARITE: Kidara, ca. 360-380, AV stater (7.82g), Mitch-3168, traditional Kushan style (king standing / Ardoksho seated), bold strike, Extremely Fine, R. Although the reverse die is typical of the period, the obverse die is of the finest style for Kidara. Thus this example is probably one of his earliest issues.

KIDARITE: Kidara, ca. 360-380, AV stater (8.03g), Mitch-3618/20, king standing left / Ardoksho seated on throne, Extremely Fine.

KIDARITE: Kidara, posthumous, 4th century, AV stater (7.92g), Mitch-3695 ff, somewhat debased gold, as is normal for this series, crude strike, Very Fine.

KIDARITE: "Kidara", early 5th century, AV stater (7.84g), Mitch-3695 ff, traditional Kushan style (king standing / Ardoksho seated), later style, Very Fine.

PUSHKALAVATI: Anonymous, ca. 185-160 BC, AE 1½ karshapana (11.47g), Mitch-4404 ff, elephant standing right, floral object before / horse prancing left, star above, pleasing About Very Fine.

INDO-ROMAN: Local issue, ca. late 2nd century, AV aureus (4.66g), Mitch-—, in the name of Marcus Aurelius as Caesar under Antoninus Pius (139-161)AVRELIVS CAES ANTONINI AVG PIIF, bust of Aurelius right / TR POT XI COS II, Apollo standing left, holding patera & lyre, long test-cut, probably somewhat debased gold, Fine to Very Fine, R.

GUPTA: Sumadragupta, ca. 335-380, AV stater (7.26g), Mitch-4773 ff, king standing, holding long scepter, offering to altar, Gadura standard to left / Lakshmi enthroned, facing, Fine to Very Fine.

GUPTA: Chandragupta II, ca. 380-414, AV stater (7.30g), Mitch-4796 ff, king standing, holding bow & arrow, Gadura standard to left / Lakshmi seated on lotus, decent strike, Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

GUPTA: Chandragupta II, ca. 380-414, AV stater (7.75g), Mitch-4796 ff, king standing, holding bow & arrow, Gadura standard to left / Lakshmi seated on lotus, Fine to Very Fine.

GUPTA: Chandragupta II, ca. 380-414, AV stater (7.78g), Mitch-4814, king standing, shooting arrow at fallen lion / Lakshmi seated on a lion, facing, Very Fine.

GUPTA: Kumaragupta I, ca. 414-455, AV stater (8.19g), Mitch-4840, king on horseback, prancing to the right / Lakshmi seated on wicker stool, holding lotus, strong Very Fine.

GUPTA: Skandagupta, 455-480, AV stater (8.98g), Mitch-4865, archer type: nimbate king standing, holding bow and arrow, Garuda standard to left / Lakshmi seated on lotus, citing kramaditya, bold Extremely Fine, R.

CHATTISGARH: Prasannamatra, 6th century, AV bracteate (1.31g), Garuda flanked by sankh and charka, Brahmi legend below, sri prasannamatra, Extremely Fine.

ALUPAS OF SOUTH KANADA: Anonymous, 13th-14th century, white AV pagoda (3.57g), Mitch-219, highly stylized two fishes / stylized Nagari text, choice Extremely Fine.

CHALUKYAS: Kumarapala, ca. 1145-1171, AV stater (3.95g), Mitch-441/443, Lakshmi seated / legend, early style, choice Very Fine. Early style examples were probably struck during Kumarapala's lifetime. Increasingly degraded examples may have been struck for as long as 50 years or more after his death.

CHANDELLAS OF BUNDELKHAND: Madana Deva, 1129-1163, AV 1-1/8 masha (1.02g), De-142, Lakshmi seated / Devanagari text, probably at least 50% gold, Extremely Fine, R.

CHANDELLAS OF BUNDELKHAND: Madanavarmadeva, 1129-1163, AV stater (4.03g), De-141, seated Lakshmi / Nagari legend Sri mad Madanavrmadeva, choice Extremely Fine.

CHITALDURG: Anonymous, ca. 17th-18th century, AV pagoda (3.33g), Mitch-882, 1 pellet above & 1 below Pa of pratapa, choice Extremely Fine.

CHITALDURG: Anonymous, ca. 17th-18th century, AV pagoda (3.28g), Mitch-882, 2 pellets below Pa of pratapa, choice Extremely Fine.

GAHADAVALAS OF KANAUJ: Govinda Chandra, ca. 1014-1054, AV 4½ masha (4.59g), De-145, Lakshmi seated / Devanagari text, probably at least 50% gold, Extremely Fine.

GAHADAVALAS OF KANAUJ: Govinda Chandra, ca. 1014-1054, fine AV 4½ masha (4.27g), De-145, Lakshmi seated / Devanagari text, probably at least 80% gold, Extremely Fine.

GAHADAVALAS OF KANAUJ: Govinda Chandra, ca. 1014-1054, debased AV 4½ masha (4.02g), De-145, 4.02g, Lakshmi seated / Devanagari text, probably about 60-70% gold, choice Extremely Fine.

KALACHURIS OF TRIPURI: Gangeya Deva, ca. 1015-1040, AV 4½ masha (4.11g), De-119, Lakshmi seated / Devanagari text, fine gold, Extremely Fine.

NELLORE: Bhujaballa, 13th century, AV punchmarked (3.50g), Mitch-312var, lion (once in center, 4 around), Sri (twice), ankus and name in Telugu, Extremely Fine, R. Cf. Baldwin's auction 47, lot 948, for a similar piece (unidentified).

PARAMARAS OF VIDHARBA: Jagadeva, 12th/13th century, AV punchmarked (3.73g), cf. Num. Digest #17, pp. 51-54, 4 punches: symbolic pellets (2), stylized broad spear, ruler's name, Very Fine, R. This is not from the recent hoard, apparently also unpublished.

SAMATATA: "Sri", ca. 640-680, AV stater (5.62g), Mitch-2000:—, archer, holding bow & arrow, sankh shell atop pole / goddess standing right, with flowing drape, choice Extremely Fine. This variety is of the style of the horse type (Mitch-61/63), but without the horse, stylized sri to right, earlier than the main common type that starts with Mitch-65.

SAMATATA: Sri Jivadharma, ca. 650s/660s, AV stater (5.51g), Mitch-2000:64, archer, holding bow & arrow / goddess standing right, with flowing drape, debased inscription, still legible, Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

SAMATATA: Sridharana Rata, late 7th century, AV stater (5.27g), Mitch-65ff, post-Gupta, king standing left, holding bow and arrow, standard in field left with forked finial / goddess standing right holding uncertain object, drapery flowing out behind, unclear legend in front, border of pellets on both sides, crude Extremely Fine.

SAMATATA: Pribhubhatta, early 7th century, AV stater (5.69g), Mitch-2000:75, archer, with bow & arrow / goddess standing, very clear name of king, lovely strike, bold Extremely Fine.

VIJAYANAGAR: Krishnadevaraya, 1509-1529, AV ½ pagoda (1.68g), Mitch-1998:641/42, Balakrishna seated, discus to left, conch to right, 6 pellets below, superb strike, About Uncirculated.

VIJAYANAGAR: Krishnadevaraya, 1509-1529, AV ½ pagoda (1.69g), Mitch-1998:641/42, Balakrishna seated, discus to left, conch to right, 9 pellets below, average strike, Extremely Fine.

WESTERN GANGAS: Anonymous, 12th-14th century, AV pagoda (3.81g), Mitch-702, caparisoned elephant standing right / floral design, choice Extremely Fine.

YADAVAS OF DEVAGIRI: Bhilama V, ca. 1185-1193, AV punchmarked (3.82g), Chattopadhyaya-347, lotus in center, Sri twice, conch & ruler's name, some over an alternative punchmark, bold Extremely Fine.

YADAVAS OF DEVAGIRI: Bhilama V, ca. 1185-1193, AV punchmarked (3.79g), Chattopadhyaya-347, lotus in center, Sri twice, conch & ruler's name, Extremely Fine.

AHMADNAGAR: Burhan Nizam Shah II, 1591-1595, AV pagoda (3.39g), Burhanabad, AH1001, G-N10, Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

BENGAL: Sikandar b. Ilyas, 1357-1389, AV tanka (8.82g) (Mu'azzamabad), ND, G-B178, 3 testmarks, strong Very Fine, R.

BENGAL: Sayf al-Dain Hamza Shah, 1410-1412, AR tanka (10.69g), Firuzabad, AH814, G-B265, Ra-241 (this piece), bold mint & date, full mint name hadrat al-firuzabad, four small banker's marks on reverse, nearly Extremely Fine.

BENGAL: Sayf al-Dain Hamza Shah, 1410-1412, AR tanka (10.52g), Firuzabad, AH813, G-B265, clear mint & date, very light adhesion, mostly on obverse, choice Very Fine.

BENGAL: Sayf al-Dain Hamza Shah, 1410-1412, AR tanka (10.71g), Satgaon, ND, G-B270, bold strike, mint name given as 'arsa satganu, very clear in the reverse margin, Extremely Fine, R.

BENGAL: Shihab al-Din Bayezit, 1412-1414, AR tanka (10.71g), Firuzabad, ND, G-B280, one banker's mark on reverse, lovely Extremely Fine, R.

BENGAL: Shihab al-Din Bayezit, 1412-1414, AR tanka (10.65g), Firuzabad, AH816, G-B281, clear mint name, date partly off flan but can only be 816, several tiny banker's marks on reverse, choice Very Fine, R.

BENGAL: Jalal al-Din Muhammad, 1418-1432, AR tanka (10.78g), Chatgaon, AH82(8?), G-B347, bold strike, date partly off flan but almost certainly AH828 (listed only for 829 by Goron, and this date is definitely not 829), with the first two digits very clear, Extremely Fine, R.

BENGAL: Jalal al-Din Muhammad, 1418-1432, AR tanka (10.78g), al-Firuzabad (sic), ND, G-B349, superb bold strike, no testmarks or other damage, rare in this quality, choice Extremely Fine.

BENGAL: Jalal al-Din Muhammad, 1418-1432, AR tanka (10.70g), Satgaon, AH827, G-B352, clear mint & date, 5 modest test cuts and one banker's mark on reverse, Very Fine, RR.

BENGAL: Jalal al-Din Muhammad, 1418-1432, AR tanka (10.79g), uncertain mint, ND, G-B365/370, toughra obverse & reverse, unknown word at right of reverse, perhaps a mint name or epithet, exact version not in Goron, one banker's mark on reverse, Extremely Fine, R.

BENGAL: Shams al-Din Yusuf, 1474-1481, AR tanka (10.44g), Khazana (the Treasury), AH883, G-B564, bold strike, no testmarks or other damage, choice Extremely Fine, RR. Goron lists this type only for AH881 and illustrates AH883 for a different type (B565).

BENGAL: Ghiyath al-Din Mahmud, 1532-1538, AR tanka (10.72g), Nusratabad, AH933, G-B910, bold strike, scarce mint, choice Very Fine.

BIJAPUR: Anonymous, 17th century, AV ½ pagoda (1.67g), NM, ND, G-BJ"46", with the so-called "male" and "female" symbols, with the Arabic letter 'ayn on the "male" symbol, Extremely Fine, R. Possibly a reference to the Bijapur sultan 'Ali 'Adil Shah II (1656-1672).

CHITTAGONG: Bahadur Shah, in Bengal, 1555-1560, AR tanka (10.55g), NM, AH959, G-B1004, broad flan, assigned by Goron to mint or Ramu (near Cox's Bazar south of Chittagong), lovely strike, nice Extremely Fine, RR, ex. John Deyell collection. These types of Chittagong tankas are thought to be a trade coinage of sorts. Many of the the coins are either in the names of Suri or Bengal sultans. They are of crude calligraphy and manufacture and are usually found in the Chittagong and Comilla areas.

DELHI: Muhammad I b. Sam, 1193-1206, AV stater (4.20g), ND, G-D6, Bayana type, Lakshmi seated / Nagari text, nice strike, Extremely Fine.

DELHI: Muhammad I b. Sam, 1193-1206, AV stater (4.20g), ND, G-D6, Bayana type, Lakshmi seated / Nagari text, Extremely Fine.

DELHI: Qutb al-Din Mubarak, 1316-1320, AR square tanka (10.85g), Dar al-Khilafa, AH718, G-D261, Fine to Very Fine, R.

DELHI: Muhammad III b. Tughlaq, 1325-1351, AV tanka (10.97g), Dar al-Islam, AH726, G-D341, with the title al-mujahid fi sabil Allah, "the warrior on the path of God", crude engraving, choice Very Fine, R.

DELHI: Muhammad III b. Tughlaq, 1325-1351, AV tanka (10.99g), Delhi, AH744, G-D427, in the name of the Abbasid caliph al-Mustakfi, nice Very Fine.

DELHI: Muhammad III b. Tughlaq, 1325-1351, AV tanka (10.99g), NM, ND, G-D443, in the name of the Abbasid caliph al-Hakim II, without mint name but probably struck only at Delhi, undated, but struck ca. AH744-752, both sides in plain circle borders, bold Very Fine.

GUJARAT: Baz Bahadur, 1555-1561, AR tanka (7.02g), NM, ND, G-M241, one very small testmark, bold strike, Extremely Fine.

KULBARGA (BAHMANIDS): Muhammad I, 1359-1375, AV tanka (10.99g), NM, AH775, G-BH26, 2 small testmarks, one nick, bold strike, bold Very Fine, RR. This is the first type that introduced in gold what was to become the standard arrangement for precious metal coins for most of the rest of the Bahmanid period.

KULBARGA (BAHMANIDS): Mahmud, 1482-1518, AV tanka (11.04g), Muhammadabad, ND, G-BH120, couple scratches near the rim, Extremely Fine, RR.

MALWA: Ghiyath Shah, 1469-1500, AV tanka (11.08g), Shadiabad, AH876, G-M61, one very small testmark on reverse, bold strike, one-year type, large star above the mint & date on the obverse, Extremely Fine, RR.

MALWA: Muhammad b. Muzaffar, 1555-1557, AR tanka (7.02g), Mandu, AH963, G-M230, full mint name "struck in (Amid?) also known as Mandu", with "Amid" unexplained, Very Fine to Extremely Fine, R.

MALWA: Muhammad b. Muzaffar, 1555-1557, AR tanka, Mandu, AH964, G-M230, full mint name "struck in (Amid?) also known as Mandu", with "Amid" unexplained, 1 testmark, Extremely Fine, R.

MALWA: Muhammad b. Muzaffar, 1555-1557, AR tanka (6.97g), Mandu, AH965, G-M230, full mint name "struck in (Amid?) also known as Mandu", with "Amid" unexplained, choice Very Fine to Extremely Fine, RR. Date unknown to Goron, who cited only AH962-964.

MUGHAL: Akbar, 1556-1605, AE damra (5.04g), NM, Ilahi 33, KM-17.1, Fine, R.

MUGHAL: Akbar, 1556-1605, AE 4 tanki (15.81g), Kabul, Ilahi 47, KM-42.3, month of Tir, lovely Fine to Very Fine, R.

MUGHAL: Akbar, 1556-1605, AR square ½ rupee (5.62g), NM, Ilahi 44, KM-64.1, only Allah akbar on obverse, "God is Great", Very Fine, R.

MUGHAL: Akbar, 1556-1605, AR tanka (7.03g), , AH[9]80, KM-75.2, horizontal date, Extremely Fine.

MUGHAL: Akbar, 1556-1605, AR tanka (6.83g), , AH971, KM-75.2, vertical date, bold Very Fine.

MUGHAL: Akbar, 1556-1605, AR rupee (11.43g), Ahmadabad, Ilahi year 4x, KM-93.2, month of Ardibihisht, very bold strike, Extremely Fine to About Uncirculated.

MUGHAL: Akbar, 1556-1605, AR rupee (11.44g), Berar, Ilahi year 4x, KM-93.6, month of Tir, very bold strike, Extremely Fine to About Uncirculated. Rupees of this mint are rarely found in this quality.

MUGHAL: Akbar, 1556-1605, AR rupee (11.39g), Lahore, Ilahi 48, KM-94.3, 1 testmark, month of Farwardin, ornate design, bold strike, Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

MUGHAL: Akbar, 1556-1605, AV ¼ ashrafi (1.16g), , AH97x, KM-100.1, A-P2464, Extremely Fine.

MUGHAL: Akbar, 1556-1605, AV tanka (10.82g), Agra, AH970, KM-105.1, very bold strike, 1 small testmark on obverse, date in far lower left corner of the obverse, lovely Extremely Fine, R.

MUGHAL: Jahangir, 1605-1628, AE dam (20.44g), Ajmir, AH[102]4 year 11, KM-126.8, lovely bold strike, as nice as possible, Very Fine, RR.

MUGHAL: Jahangir, 1605-1628, AR rupee (11.39g), Lahore, AH1030 year 15, KM-149.16, mint name at top of reverse, lovely strike, attractive Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

MUGHAL: Jahangir, 1605-1628, AR zodiac rupee (11.22g), Ahmadabad, AH1027 year 13, KM-150.11, Leo, Very Good to Fine, R.

MUGHAL: Jahangir, 1605-1628, AR sawai rupee (14.18g), Lahore, AH1019 year 5, KM-158.5, one small testmark, nice strike, pleasing Very Fine, R.

MUGHAL: Jahangir, 1605-1628, AR imitation rupee, "Agra", AH"1031" year "16", KM-—, 11.11g, Sagittarius, type as BMC-381 but in silver, with the Hijri date written as 131 instead of 1031, struck late 18th or first half of the 19th century, lovely Fine to Very Fine, R. The was no original Sagittarius silver rupee in the zodiac series, only gold mohurs.

MUGHAL: Shah Jahan I, 1628-1658, AR rupee (11.43g), Tatta, AH1051 year 14, KM-224.18, choice Extremely Fine.

MUGHAL: Shah Jahan I, 1628-1658, AV mohur, AH(1038) year 2, KM-255.6, a choice superb example! MS-65, ex. Akola hoard.

MUGHAL: Shah Jahan I, 1628-1658, AV mohur (10.78g), Daulatabad, AH1047 year 11, KM-260.21, regnal year repeated on both obverse & reverse, Fine to Very Fine.

MUGHAL: Murad Bakhsh, 1658, AR rupee (11.48g), Ahmadabad (AH1068) year one, KM-272, 2 testmarks, Very Fine.

MUGHAL: Aurangzeb, 1658-1707, AR rupee (11.36g), Dicholi, AHxxxx/4(9), KM-300.106, minor stain, superb strike for this mint, choice Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

MUGHAL: Aurangzeb, 1658-1707, AR rupee (11.22g), Aurangnagar, AH(10)73 year 5, KM-—, unusual arrangement of legends, nice strike, Very Fine, RRR. A similar specimen, but with dates off-flan, is in the Nagpur collection (#240).

MUGHAL: Aurangzeb, 1658-1707, AV mohur (11.10g), Allahabad, AH1107 year 40, KM-315.9, bold strike, choice About Uncirculated.

MUGHAL: Aurangzeb, 1658-1707, AV mohur (10.99g), Ahsanabad, AH1107 year 39, KM-315.15, bold strike, Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

MUGHAL: Aurangzeb, 1658-1707, AV tanka (10.89g), Khujista Bunyad, AH1107 year 40, KM-315.30, Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

MUGHAL: Aurangzeb, 1658-1707, AV mohur, Multan, year 3, KM-315.35, with mint epithet Dar-ul-Aman, NGC graded MS-63.

MUGHAL: Shah Alam I, 1707-1712, AR rupee, Azimabad, AH1120 year 2, KM-347.4, nice Very Fine.

MUGHAL: Shah Alam I, 1707-1712, AR rupee (11.5g), Parenda, AH1122 year 4, KM-348.21, lovely example, with full mint name and full dates, lovely strike, choice Very Fine to Extremely Fine, RR.

MUGHAL: Shah Alam I, 1707-1712, AR rupee (11.39g), Toragal, ND, KM-348.35, much rarer than the Toragal rupees of his predecessor, Aurangzeb, nice even strike, Very Fine, RR.

MUGHAL: Shah Alam I, 1707-1712, AR rupee (11.45g), Ujjain, AH1120 year 2, KM-348.36, Very Fine, S.

MUGHAL: Farrukhsiyar, 1713-1719, AR rupee (11.33g), Kashmir, AH1125 year one (ahad), KM-377.68, 1 testmark on reverse, bold strike on broad flan, very rare mint for this emperor, choice Very Fine, RR.

MUGHAL: Rafi-ud-Darjat, 1719, AR rupee (11.38g), Akbarabad, year one (ahad), KM-405.3, bold strike, Extremely Fine, R.

MUGHAL: Rafi-ud-Darjat, 1719, AR rupee (11.37g), Gwalior, year one, KM-405.7, lovely strike, Very Fine to Extremely Fine, R.

MUGHAL: Rafi-ud-Darjat, 1719, AR rupee (11.11g), Lahore, AH1131 year one (ahad), KM-405.13, 3 testmarks, broad flan, About Very Fine, R.

MUGHAL: Rafi-ud-Darjat, 1719, AR rupee (11.53g), Murshidabad, AH1131 year one (ahad), KM-405.16, one testmark plus 2 deep edge testmarks, Fine, R.

MUGHAL: Rafi-ud-Darjat, 1719, AR rupee (11.48g), Patna, AH113x year one (ahad), KM-405.17, Fine to Very Fine.

MUGHAL: Shah Jahan II, 1719, AR rupee (11.46g), Arkat (Arcot), AH(11)31 year one (ahad), KM-415.4, Very Fine to Extremely Fine, RR.

MUGHAL: Shah Jahan II, 1719, AR rupee (10.68g), Azimabad, year one (ahad), KM-415.5, lightly porous surfaces, Very Fine, RR.

MUGHAL: Shah Jahan II, 1719, AR rupee (11.36g), Gwalior, AH1131 year one (ahad), KM-415.9, lovely strike on broad flan, Extremely Fine to About Uncirculated, RR.

MUGHAL: Shah Jahan II, 1719, AR rupee (11.44g), Lahore, AH1131 year one (ahad), KM-415.16, lovely strike on broad flan, choice Very Fine, R.

MUGHAL: Shah Jahan II, 1719, AR rupee (11.49g), Murshidabad, year one, KM-415.21, very clear ruler's name and mint name, Fine to Very Fine, RR.

MUGHAL: Shah Jahan II, 1719, AR rupee (11.02g), Tatta, year one (ahad), KM-415.25, Fine, R.

MUGHAL: Muhammad Shah, 1719-1748, AR rupee (11.29g), Shahjahanabad, AH1152 year 22, KM-437.4, bold strike on broad flan, choice Extremely Fine, R. Struck in the year of Nadir Shah's invasion and occupation of Delhi (Shahjahanabad), possibly struck elsewhere during Nadir's occupation.

MUGHAL: Muhammad Shah, 1719-1748, AV ½ mohur (5.41g), Shahjahanbad (Delhi), ND, KM-D438.1, Extremely Fine.

MUGHAL: Muhammad Shah, 1719-1748, AV ½ mohur (5.47g), Sind, year 12, KM-D438.2, choice Extremely Fine, RR.

MUGHAL: Alamgir II, 1754-1759, AV mohur, Shahjahanabad, year 2, KM-465.1, NGC graded AU-55.

MUGHAL: Shah Jahan III, 1759-1760, AR rupee (11.16g), Shahjahanabad, year one (ahad), KM-475.2, bold strike, full ruler's name at top of the obverse, Extremely Fine, RR.

MUGHAL: Shah Jahan III, 1759-1760, AR rupee (11.11g), Maha Indrapur, AH1134 year one (ahad), KM-475.8, bold strike on broad flan, 2 testmarks (one tiny), Extremely Fine, RR. The date should be either 1173 or 1174, but the engraver cut 1134, presumably by accident. This type is also KM-29 under the state of Bharatpur.

MUGHAL: Shah Jahan III, 1759-1760, AR rupee (11.37g), Shahjahanabad, AH(117)4 year one (ahad), KM-475.3, 1 small testmark, lovely bold strike, choice Very Fine to Extremely Fine, R.

MUGHAL: Shah Jahan III, 1759-1760, AR rupee (11.21g), Maha Indrapur, year one (ahad), KM-475.8, 3 modest testmarks, Fine to Very Fine, R.

MUGHAL: Shah Alam II, 1759-1806, AR rupee (11.24g), Shahjahanabad, AH1194 year 22, KM-709.2, parasol in obverse center, broad flan, lovely Extremely Fine.

MUGHAL: Shah Alam II, 1759-1806, AV ½ fanam (0.18g), Karpa, ND, KM-—, About Uncirculated, R.

MUGHAL:pair of gold coins set in 14K custom made cufflinks, which inlcudes a Mughal AV mohur of Muhammad Shah, Shahjahanabad mint, year 14 in xf condition, and a Hyderabad AV ashrafi of Mir Mahbub Ali Khan II, year 19 in au condition, both Hijri dates partly obsured by cufflink, a lovely set to wear in any formal situation!

ALWAR: AR rupee (11.3g), Rajgarh, year 27, KM-20, lovely toning, bold Extremely Fine.

ARAKAN: Sanda Thudhamma, 1652-1685, AR tanka (10.27g), BE1014, Mitch-364/367, Extremely Fine.

ARAKAN: Sanda Thudhamma, 1652-1685, AR tanka (10.28g), BE1014, Mitch-364/367, Extremely Fine.

ARCOT: Muhammad Ali, 1751-1795, AV pagoda (3.37g), KM-14, 3 "swami" / Arabic 'ayn on granulated surface, Extremely Fine.

ASSAM: Shiva Simha, 1714-1744, AR square rupee (11.34g), Gargaon, SE1651 (1729), KM-75, text in Persian on both sides, quite coarsely written (as always), citing Queen Pramathesvari, Extremely Fine, R.

AWADH: Ghazi-ud-Din Haidar, 1819-1827, AR rupee (11.03g), Dar us-Saltanat Lakhnau, AH1236 year 2, KM-166.2, beautiful strike, very well centered, choice Very Fine.

AWADH: AR rupee, Lucknow, AH1269, KM-365.3, NGC graded MS-62.

BAHAWALPUR: AR rupee (7.99g), Ahmadpur, AH1258, Y-3.1, scarcest of the 3 mints that issued this type (others are Bahawalpur & Khanpur), Extremely Fine.

BARODA: AE 2 paisa, VS1949 (1892), Y-32.2A, NGC graded MS-63 Brown.

BHARATPUR: Queen Victoria, after 1858, AR nazarana rupee (11.07g), Braj Indrapur, 1858//VS1914, KM-166, portrait of Queen Victoria left, on obverse, Extremely Fine, RR. Nazarana issue on unusually broad flan, unlike the standard circulation rupees, which are always struck on thick narrow flans, smaller than the dies. This example was struck on a special broad thin planchet intended for presenatation purposes.

BINDRABAN: BI ¼ rupee (2.65g), 1859, KM-16, typical debased silver for this type, Fine to Very Fine, R.

BINDRABAN: Victoria, 1857-1901, BI rupee (10.58g), Bindraban, 1859, KM-18, Fine, R.

CAMBAY: Ja'far Ali Khan, 1880-1915, AR ½ rupee (5.73g), Khambayat, AH1313 year 17, Y-9, bold strike, choice Very Fine, R.

COOCH BEHAR: Nara Narayan, 1555-1587, AR tanka (10.34g), SE1477, Rh-16, star upper right & lower right in reverse field, Extremely Fine.

COOCH BEHAR: Narayan, 1555-1587, AR tanka (10.43g), SE1477 (1555), KM-35, text both sides, Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

FARRUKHABAD: AR rupee (11.27g), Ahmadnagar Farrukhabad, AH1173 year 6, KM-12, in the name of Alamgir II, superb strike, lovely Extremely Fine.

FARRUKHABAD: AV mohur, Ahmadnagar-Farrukhabad, AH(121)1 year 31, Cr-97.2, in the name of Shah Alam II, NGC graded AU-55.

GWALIOR: AR rupee (10.94g), Ajmir, AH1198 year 24, KM-4, in the name of Shah Alam II, lovely Very Fine.

HYDERABAD: Afzal-ad-Daula, 1857-1869, AV mohur, Farkhanda Bunyad Hyderabad, AH1277 year 4, Y-11, 1 testmark, NGC graded Uncirculated details, R. Rare with clear Hijri date and regnal year.

HYDERABAD: Mir Mahbub Ali Khan, 1869-1911, AV ¼ ashrafi (2.80g), Farkhanda Bunyad, AH1301, Y-20, bold strike, Brilliant Uncirculated, R.

HYDERABAD: Mir Mahbub Ali Khan, 1868-1911, AV ¼ mohur, Farkhanda Bunyad, AH1307 year 23, Y-20, rare when both Hijri date and regnal year are both legible, NGC graded About Uncirculated details.

HYDERABAD: Mir Mahbub Ali Khan II, 1868-1911, AV mohur, Farkhanda Bunyad Hyderabad, AH1312, Y-22, 1 testmark, NGC graded About Uncirculated details.

HYDERABAD: Mir Mahbub Ali Khan, 1869-1911, AV ½ ashrafi (5.58g), Farkhanda Bunyad, AH1328 year 43, Y-43.2, About Uncirculated, R.

HYDERABAD: Mir Usman Ali Khan, 1911-1948, AV 1/8 ashrafi (1.39g), Farkhanda Bunyad, AH1343 year 14, Y-54.2, Uncirculated.

HYDERABAD: Mir Usman Ali Khan, 1911-1948, AV ¼ ashrafi (2.77g), Farkhanda Bunyad, AH1354 year 25, Y-55, Brilliant Uncirculated.

HYDERABAD: Mir Usman Ali Khan, 1911-1948, AV ashrafi (11.18g), Farkhanda Bunyad, AH1349 year 20, Y-57a, About Uncirculated.

JAIPUR: AR ¼ rupee (2.90g), Sawai Jaipur, year 18, KM-61 or 66, careful strike on relatively broad flan, possibly a nazarana issue, choice Extremely Fine, RR.

JAIPUR: AV mohur (10.89g), Sawai Jaipur, year 15, KM-77, in the name of the Mughal emperor Muhammad Akbar II (1806-1837), choice Very Fine.

JAIPUR: AV mohur (10.86g), Sawai Jaipur, year 11, KM-102, in the name of the Mughal emperor Bahadur II (1806-1837), strong Very Fine.

JAIPUR: Madho Singh II, 1880-1922, AV mohur (10.44g), Sawai Jaipur, year 25, KM-150, ex-jewelry, Very Good to Fine.

JAMMU: AR rupee (10.64g), Dar al-Aman Jammu, AH1197 year 25, KM-5.6, in the name of Shah Alam II, cleaned Very Fine.

JAMMU: AR rupee (11.19g), Dar al-Aman Jammu, AH1197 year 25, KM-5.6, in the name of the Mughal emperor Shah Alam II, without ornament in obverse field, Extremely Fine.

JAMMU: Ranjit Dev, 1743-1780, AR rupee (11.09g), Dar al-Aman Jammu, VS1841 year 27, KM-10.1, posthumous issue, choice Extremely Fine.

JAMMU: Ranjit Dev, 1743-1780, AR rupee (11.12g), Dar al-Aman Jammu, VS1841 year 27, KM-10.1, posthumous issue, lovely Extremely Fine.

JODHPUR: Sardar Singh, 1895-1911, AV ½ mohur (5.49g), Jodhpur, year "22", KM-89, with nagari legend em hrim in obverse field, above the name of the overlord, Queen Victoria, Extremely Fine, R.

KARAULI: AR rupee (11.11g), year 32, KM-16, small katar on reverse, lower left, in name of Shah Alam II, choice Very Fine.

KARAULI: AR rupee (11.13g), year 7, KM-26, small katar on reverse, lower left, in name of Muhammad Akbar II, lovely Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

KASHMIR: AR "kham" rupee (10.83g), Srinagar, VS1916, Y-13, bold strike, with the English letters JHS on reverse, choice Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

KOTAH: AV ½ mohur (5.46g), Nandgaon, year 20, KM-—, in the name of the Mughal emperor Bahadur II (1837-1857), choice Extremely Fine, RRR. Similar to the full mohur of this period (C-33, clearly in the name of Bahadur, but incorrectly described in KM as Muhammad Akbar II).

KUTCH: Desalji II, 1818-1860, AV 25 kori, Bhuj, VS1912, Cr-67, in the name of the Mughal emperor Bahadur II (1837-1857), NGC graded MS-63.

KUTCH: Desalji II, 1818-1860, AV 25 kori (4.66g), Bhuj, VS1915, Cr-67, in the name of the Mughal emperor Bahadur II (1837-1857), Uncirculated.

KUTCH: Desalji II, 1818-1860, AV 25 kori (4.66g), Bhuj, VS1912, Cr-67, in the name of the Mughal emperor Bahadur II (1837-1857), virtually Uncirculated.

KUTCH: Pragmalji II, 1860-1875, AV 25 kori (4.65g), Bhuj, 1862/VS1919, Y-17.1, citing Queen Victoria as overlord, closed crescent, About Uncirculated.

KUTCH: Pragmalji II, 1860-1875, AV 25 kori (4.68g), Bhuj, 1863/VS1920, Y-17.2, citing Queen Victoria as overlord, open crescent, Uncirculated. KM lists the open-crescent type only for 1863/VS1921.

KUTCH: Khengarji III, 1875-1942, AR 5 kori (13.95g), Bhuj, 1902/VS1959, Y-45, in the name of Edward VII, lustrous Almost Uncirculated to Uncirculated, RR. All silver issues in the name of Edward VII of Kutch have always been difficult to find on the market.

LADAKH: AR ja'u (2.37g), Botaan, ND (1818-1842), KM-5.2var, in the name of the Durrani ruler Mahmud Shah (1801-1829), nicely toned, choice Extremely Fine, R. Both sides in plain circle border, without the outer circle of pellets.

LADAKH: AR ja'u (1.77g), Botaan, ND (1842-1850), KM-7.2, in the name of Raja Gulab Singh, "lazy 8" within the katar, nearly Extremely Fine.

MALER KOTLA: Ibrahim Ali Khan, 1871-1908, AR ¼ rupee (2.64g), NM, ND, Y-4, the fractional rupees are much rarer than the full rupees, choice Very Fine, RR.

MALER KOTLA: Ahmad Ali Khan, 1908-? AR rupee (10.57g), NM, ND, Y-6, very rare with clear legible date, flan defect on obverse, bold Very Fine.

MALER KOTLA: Ahmad Ali Khan, 1908-? AR rupee (10.57g), NM, ND, KM-—, With Arabic N within the S of julus on reverse, in the name of Ahmad Padishah on obverse, choice Very Fine. KM's listing of Maler Kotla and the other Cis-Sutlej states is now seriously obsolete.

MARATHA CONFEDERACY (SAGAR): AR rupee (11.06g), Ravishnagar Sagar, year 44, KM-240, bold strike, choice Extremely Fine.

MARATHA CONFEDERACY (SAGAR): AR rupee (11.02g), Ravishnagar Sagar, year 38, KM-240, choice Very Fine. Pre-42 regnal year issues have disappeared in the lated KM 18th century catalog.

MYSORE: Tipu Sultan, 1782-1799, AE 2 paisa, Farrukhyab-Hisar, AM1218, KM-64, elephant left, lovely strike, Very Fine, RR.

MYSORE: Tipu Sultan, 1782-1799, AV pagoda (3.43g), Khurshed-Sawad, AM1218 year 8, KM-99A, choice strike, virtually Uncirculated.

MYSORE: Tipu Sultan, 1782-1799, AV pagoda, Patan, AM1219 year 9, KM-129a, a superb example! NGC graded MS-63.

MYSORE: Tipu Sultan, 1782-1799, AV pagoda, AM1217 year 7, KM-129A, mount removed, NGC graded Uncirculated details.

MYSORE: AR rupee (11.39g), Mahisur (=Mysore), AH1235 year 98, Cr-207, lovely strike, Extremely Fine.

NABHA: Jaswant Singh, 1783-1840, AR rupee (11.04g), "Sahrind", VS(18)84, Cr-20.3, in the name of the long-deceased Durrani king Ahmad Shah, very clear date, bold strike, lovely Very Fine to Extremely Fine, R. KM lists this type only for VS1882, 1883 and 1885.

PATIALA: Karm Singh, 1813-1845, AV mohur (10.65g), "Sahrind", ND, Cr-35, in the name of the long deceased Durrani ruler Ahmad Shah, one testmark, nice strike, pleasing Very Fine.

PATIALA: Narindar Singh, 1845-1862, AR ¼ rupee (2.74g), "Sahrind", ND, Y-B1, in the name of the long deceased Durrani ruler Ahmad (d. 1772), Very Fine, RR.

PATIALA: Bhupindra Singh, 1900-1937, AV mohur, VS[19]58, Y-16, NGC graded AU-50, RR. During the First Anglo-Sikh War of 1845 and the Indian Rebellion of 1857, the Sikh rulers of Patiala sided with the British securing their continued rule and expansion of their territories.

PATIALA: Bhupindar Singh, 1900-1937, AV 1/3 mohur (3.72g), ND, KM-15, partly weak strike, Extremely Fine to About Uncirculated, R.

ROHILKHAND: AR rupee (11.21g), Muradabad, AH1172 year 6, KM-76.x, as type KM-76.9, but with rosette instead of flower on reverse (same date), in the name of the Mughal emperor Alamgir II, Very Fine, R.

ROHILKHAND: Zabita Khan, 1770-1774, AV mohur, Najibabad, year 13, KM-100, in the name of Shah Alam II, NGC graded MS-64.

SAILANA: AE ¼ anna, 1912, Y-2, KM-16., imperial obverse type of George V, NGC graded MS-64 Red.

SAILANA: AE ¼ anna, 1912, KM-16, in the name of George V, NGC graded MS-63 Red & Brown.

SIKH EMPIRE: AE paisa (6.73g), Jammun, ND, KM-1.1, Herrli-—, Gurmukhi legend / pipal leaf, mint name in Persian text, Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AE ¼ anna (7.44g), Amritsar, VS(18)97, KM-5, Herrli-01.31, Persian legends both sides, deep dark green patination, Fine to Very Fine, R.

SIKH EMPIRE: AE paisa (8.65g) (Amritsar), ND, KM-7.1var, pipal flower, crudely engraved Gurmukhi text on both sides, strong Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AE paisa (9.99g) (Amritsar), ND, KM-7.4, Herrli-01.53, four-petal flower in reverse center, Fine to Very Fine, R.

SIKH EMPIRE: AE paisa (8.68g), Amritsar, ND, KM-7.5, Herrli-01.60, leaf / trisul, strong Fine to Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AE paisa (10.13g), Amritsar, ND, KM-7.15, Herrli-01.52, four-petal flower, Fine to Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AE paisa (8.99g) (Amritsar), ND, KM-7.x, Herrli-01.41, four-petal flower right of pipal leaf in obverse center, Fine, R.

SIKH EMPIRE: AE paisa (8.52g), Amritsar, ND, KM-7.22, Herrli-01.62, leaf / banner, tail end down, Fine to Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR gobindshahi rupee (10.85g), Amritsar, VS1836, KM-A20.1, Herrli-01.03.04, slightly scruffy Very Fine, S.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR gobindshahi rupee (10.94g), Amritsar, VS1841, KM-A20.2, Herrli-01.18.04, very bold strike, choice Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR gobindshahi rupee (10.76g), Amritsar, VS1841, year one (ahad), KM-A20.2, Herrli-01.18.04, bold Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR gobindshahi rupee (10.82g), Amritsar, VS1842, KM-A20.2, Herrli-01.18.04, struck with worn dies, Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR nanakshahi rupee (11.12g), Amritsar, VS1841, year 31(5), KM-A20.3, Herrli-01.05.04, final "1" of date to right of L of akal, the 5 of "315" is slightly visible on this piece, Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR nanakshahi rupee (11.17g), Amritsar, VS1841, year 31x, KM-A20.3, Herrli-01.05.04, final "1" of date to left of L of akal, Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR nanakshahi rupee (11.12g), Amritsar, VS1871, KM-20.1, Herrli-01.07.04, choice Very Fine, S.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.01g), Amritsar, VS1883, KM-20.1, lovely Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (10.92g), Amritsar, VS1884, KM-20.1, regular issue of VS1884, attractive Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR mora rupee (10.84g), Amritsar, VS1862, KM-20.4, Herrli-01.13.04, Fine to Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR gobindshahi rupee (10.63g), Amritsar, VS1865, KM-—, Herrli-01.20.04, reverse die rather worn, lovely obverse, Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR gobindshahi rupee (10.57g), Amritsar, VS1864, KM-—, Herrli-01.20.04, nice strike, Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR gobindshahi rupee (11.01g), Amritsar, VS1884//1902, KM-21.2, Herrli-01.22.04, nice strike, bold Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR nanakshahi rupee (11.11g), Amritsar, VS1885//97, KM-22.4, inscribed "OM" in obverse center, one small testmark, lovely bold strike, choice Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR nanakshahi rupee (11.09g), Amritsar, VS1885//[18]98, KM-22.5, Herrli-01.11.04, trisul below "98", cleaned Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR nanakshahi rupee (10.54g), Amritsar, VS1885//"1190", KM-22.6, chattra in obverse center, date mis-engraved version of either VS1900 or 1901, Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR nanakshahi rupee (11.08g), Amritsar, VS1885//1905, KM-22.9, Herrli-01.12.04, chhatra below 1905, lovely Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR gobindshahi rupee (10.27g), Amritsar, VS1859, KM-—, Herrli-01.20.04, bold strike, Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (10.89g), Anandgarh, VS1844, KM-30, Herrli-02.02.04, Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (10.93g), Anandgarh, VS1843, KM-30, Herrli-02.02.04, excellent bold strike, Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.13g), Anandgarh, VS1841 year one (ahad), KM-30, Herrli-02.03.04, nice strike, choice Extremely Fine, R. Some minor adhesive dirt on the reverse, probably easily removed.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (10.89g), Anandgarh, VS1844, KM-30, Herrli-02.02.04, struck with good obverse and worn reverse dies, Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AE paisa (11.93g), Kashmir, VS[187]8, KM-40.1, Herrli-06.72.11, Gurmukhi obverse, Persian reverse, porosity on reverse, Fine to Very Fine, R.

SIKH EMPIRE: AE falus (16.12g), Kashmir, AH189x, KM-—, Herrli-06.112.11, obverse text nanak shah guru gobind singh, lovely strike for this mint, Very Fine, RR.

SIKH EMPIRE: AE falus (8.79g), Kashmir, AH189x, KM-—, Herrli-06.100.11, obverse text nanak shah guru gobind singh, twin leaves in reverse center, Fine to Very Fine, RR. When fully legible, the date of this type is always VS1891.

SIKH EMPIRE: AE paisa (5.50g), Kashmir, ND, KM-—, Herrli-06.122.11, Gurmukhi text / lion right, minor porosity, decent strike, Fine, RRR.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (10.90g), Kashmir, VS1876, KM-46.1, Herrli-06.02.04, date in one word to right of the pipal leaf, Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (10.81g), Kashmir, VS1893, KM-51, Herrli-06.46.04, bold strike, Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (10.97g), Kashmir, VS1894, KM-51, Herrli-06.46.04, choice Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (10.98g), Kashmir, VS1895, KM-51, Herrli-06.46.04, choice Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (10.83g), Kashmir, VS1897, KM-51, Herrli-06.46.04, Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (10.87g), Kashmir, VS1898, KM-52.1a, Herrli-06.50.04, slightly touch of weakness, with Persian S for shaykh, Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (10.71g), Kashmir, VS1902, KM-52.2, Herrli-06.51.04, slightly touch of weakness, with Persian S for shaykh, Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.30g), Lahore, VS1822, KM-A63, Herrli-08.02.04, first year of Sikh coinage at Lahore, lovely Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.31g), Lahore, VS1828, KM-63, Herrli-08.03.04, date in narrow numbers, Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.24g), Lahore, VS1828, KM-63, Herrli-08.03.04, date in broad numbers, some very light hornsilver, Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.33g), Lahore, VS1829, KM-63, Herrli-08.03.04, trace of minimal hornsilver, Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.29g), Lahore, VS1830, KM-63, Herrli-08.03.04, choice Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.12g), Lahore, VS1834, KM-63, Herrli-08.03.04, Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.09g), Lahore, VS1841, KM-64, Herrli-08.04.04, small trace of hornsilver, almost irrelevant, bold Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.21g), Lahore, VS1844, KM-64, Herrli-08.04.04, interesting date, first "4" in Indian style, second "4" in Persian style, some hornsilver, very attractive, bold Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.12g), Lahore, VS1856, KM-66.1, Herrli-08.06.04, minor trace of hornsilver, choice Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.13g), Lahore, VS1857, KM-66.1, Herrli-08.06.04, minor trace of hornsilver, Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.00g), Lahore, VS1858, KM-66.1, Herrli-08.06.04, some hornsilver, lovely bold strike, Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.00g), Lahore, VS1859, KM-66.1, Herrli-08.06.04, trace of light hornsilver, Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.00g), Lahore, VS1862, KM-66.1, Herrli-08.06.04, much hornsilver, Fine to Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.08g), Lahore, VS1864, KM-66.1, Herrli-08.06.04, chhatra below 1905, Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.02g), Lahore, VS1869, KM-66.1, Herrli-08.06.04, light trace of hornsilver, Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (10.99g), Lahore, VS1870, KM-66.1, Herrli-08.06.04, Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.07g), Lahore, VS1873, KM-66.1, Herrli-08.06.04, scruffy Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (10.98g), Lahore, VS1879, KM-66.1, Herrli-08.06.04, pleasing Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.08g), Lahore, VS1884//[18]91, KM-66.2, Herrli-08.08.04, choice Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.10g), Lahore, VS1885//[18]92, KM-67, Herrli-08.09.04, lovely strike on broad planchet, choice Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.04g), Lahore, VS1885//[18]95, KM-67, Herrli-08.09.04, one adjustment mark, bold strike, Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.07g), Lahore, VS1885//[18]95, KM-67, Herrli-08.09.04, one small testmark, choice Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.03g), Lahore, VS1885//[18]96, KM-67, Herrli-08.09.04, one adjustment mark, nice strike, Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (10.95g), Mankera, VS1879, KM-72, Herrli-33.02.04, nice bold strike, Extremely Fine, RRR. The mint of Mankera was former identified as Malkerian or Malkarian. The correction to Mankera was published by Hans Herrli in his book the Sikh Coinage, p. 202-204.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.12g), Mankera, VS1880, KM-72, Herrli-33.02.04, nice strike, Extremely Fine, RRR. The mint of Mankera was former identified as Malkerian or Malkarian. The correction to Mankera was published by Hans Herrli in his book the Sikh Coinage, p. 202-204.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.12g), Multan, VS1878, KM-84, Herrli-11.03.04, deep strike, Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.12g), Multan, VS1879, KM-84, Herrli-11.03.04, lovely strike, Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.10g), Multan, VS1879, KM-84, Herrli-11.03.04, Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.04g), Multan, VS1901, KM-86.1, Herrli-11.03.04, Extremely Fine to About Uncirculated.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.09g), Multan, VS1898, KM-86, Herrli-11.03.04, Very Fine to Extremely Fine. KM still lists this type as #86.1, but #86.2 no longer exists; it was assigned to a theoretical nazarana rupee, which was in fact just a particularly well-struck ordinary mohur.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.13g), Multan, VS1899, KM-86, Herrli-11.03.04, nearly Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (10.96g), Multan, VS1900, KM-86, Herrli-11.03.04, one small test cut, nice Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.12g), Multan, VS1901, KM-86, Herrli-11.03.04, nice Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.14g), Multan, VS1905, KM-86, Herrli-11.03.04, last year of Sikh coinage at Multan, choice Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.12g), Multan, VS1880, KM-86.1, Herrli-11.03.04, some light hornsilver, Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AV rupee (0.65g), , VS1905, KM-87, Herrli-11.09.04, struck under the authority of the local governor Mulraj during the British siege of Multan, text in Urdu, bold strike, About Uncirculated, R.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (10.63g), Derajat, VS1896, KM-120.2, Herrli-07.06.04, bold strike, Extremely Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (10.76g), Derajat, AH1241, KM-373, Herrli-07.01.04, in the name of the deceased Durrani ruler Mahmud Shah, About Very Fine.

SIKH EMPIRE: all Herrli 01.07.04, LOT of 4 nanakshahi rupees, VS1873, 1875, 1876, 1877, vf-ef condition, lot of 4 coins.

SIKH EMPIRE: Herrli 01.05.04, LOT of 3 nanakshahi rupees, 3 varieties of VS1842, one showing the "regnal" year 315 in full, each with some hornsilver, vf condition, and 2 gobindshahi rupees VS1841, Herrli-01.18.04, heavily cleaned f-vf condition, lot of 5 coins.

SIKH EMPIRE: LOT of 2 rupees, VS188x of Multan, KM-86.1, Herrli 11.03.04, each with 1 testmark, one vf-ef, the other vf with some hornsilver, plus 4 common paisas of the Amritsar type, f condition, lot of 6 coins.

SIKH EMPIRE:LOT of 2 nanakshahi rupees, VS1885//98 and 98 of KM-22.5, ef condition, lot of 2 coins.

SIKH EMPIRE: LOT of 3 nanakshahi rupees, VS1884 of KM-20.1, VS1884//92 of KM-21.1 and VS1885//96 of KM-22.1, vf-ef condition, the latter two each with one small testmark, lot of 3 coins.

SIKH EMPIRE: AV medallion (8.49g), ND, Guru Nanak with Mardana & Bala in the shade of a tree / first verse of the Guru Granth Sahib, 27.8mm, with gold loop attached, probably late 19th to early 20th century, some minor weakness in strike, lovely design, Extremely Fine, R.

SIKH: Temple Token, ca. 1950s (12.31g), ND, Herrli-—, Guru Nanak seated under a tree, Mardana to left, playing a rebab, Bala Sindhu to right, holding fly whisk / Gurmukhi text within wreath, Extremely Fine, R. Inscribed TRADE MARK below obverse, R.C.C.D. below reverse field.

SIND: AR rupee (11.26g), Bhakhar, AH1254, Cr-10, in the name of long deceased Durrani ruler Mahmud Shah, cross-like symbol both sides, Very Fine.

SIND: AR rupee (9.86g), Bhakkar, AH1259, Cr-11, in the name of the deceased Durrani ruler Mahmud, lion in reverse center, which indicated that this rupee was struck during British control, choice Very Fine.

SIND: British Occupation, 1843-1947, AR rupee (9.77g), Bhakhar, AH1261, Cr-11, in the name of long deceased Durrani ruler Mahmud Shah, hare / British lion, Very Fine.

SIND: British Occupation, 1843-1947, AR rupee (9.84g), Bhakhar, AH1264, Cr-12, in the name of long deceased Durrani ruler Mahmud Shah, floral symbols only, bold Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

SIND: British Occupation, 1843-1947, AR rupee (9.77g), Bhakhar, AH1262, Cr-12, in the name of long deceased Durrani ruler Mahmud Shah, floral symbols only, Very Fine.

SIND: AR rupee (7.36g), Sind, ND, KM-19, in the name of long deceased Taimur Shah of the Durranis, heavily cleaned Very Fine.

TRAVANCORE: AR fanam, ND (1864), KM-24.1, NGC graded AU-58.

TRAVANCORE: Rama Varma IV, 1860-1880, AV 2 pagodas, 1877, Y-27, minor surface hairlines, NGC graded Uncirculated details, RRR.

TRAVANCORE: Rama Varma IV, 1885-1924, AE 8 cash, ND (1906-1935), KM-31a, proof restrike, RR.

TRAVANCORE: AR fanam, ME1106 (1930), KM-51, NGC graded MS-65.

TRIPURA: Dharma Manikya, 1714-1739, AR ¼ rupee (2.46g), SE1636 (1714), KM-196, Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

TRIPURA: Vira Vikrama Kishore Manikya, 1923-1947, AR rupee, TE1337 (1930), KM-406, medallic presentation issue, Extremely Fine.