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Kushanas, Vasu Deva I (c. 195-230AD),
Gold Dinar, Peshawar series with trident over altar,
obv: King standing left holding standard and sprinkling
incense over alter, rev: Shiva and Bull (Mit
3394). 7.7g. Fine |
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SOLD
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Rs. 15000
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Chandragupta II (c. 375- 414), Gold
Dinar, Archer type, obv: Chandra below arm of
king, standing left holding bow and arrow in right hand,
Garuda standard in field, rev: Lakshmi enthroned
on a lotus; legend Shri Vikramah. Very Fine. 8.2g. |
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SOLD
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Rs. 13000
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Chandragupta II (c. 375- 414), Gold
Dinar, Horseman type obv: king riding right on
horseback, rev: Goddess seated left on a wicker
stool, holding a lotus and ribbon and legend Ajitavikramah,
(Mit 4817), minor crack at 12 o’clock otherwise
very fine.7.8g. |
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Rs. 30000
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Chandragupta II Vikramaditya extended
the boundaries of the Gupta Empire from Kashmir in the
west to Orissa in the east. He issued coins in all three
metals; he was the first Gupta king to introduce silver
coins. |
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Chandragupta II, Gold Dinar, Archer
type, obv: king standing left holding bow, arrow
in lowered right hand, Garuda standard on his right; rev:
Lakshmi seated facing cross legged on lotus, legend Shri
Vikramah, (Mit 4802). Very fine.7.7g. |
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Rs. 14000
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Post-Gupta popularly known as coins of Mainamati.
Local Kings of Samatata from Bengal
(7th to 9th century AD)
Many crude and debased imitations
of the Gupta coins are known from the eastern part of
West Bengal, Assam and Bangladesh . These coins were in
all probability issued by the local rulers of Khadga,
Deva and Radha dynasties of Samatata. |
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Khadga or Deva Dynasties (c.675-700
AD), King Raja Bhata, Gold Dinar, obv: king
left holding bow and arrow, standard in field left, Raja
under his arm. (Mit 4924-25 & Rhodes : Assam p.15),
5.5g. |
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Rs. 12500
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Shilhara Feudatory Dynasty (10th
century), Gold, Fanam. Very fine 0.9g. |
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SOLD
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Rs. 850
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Chandellas of Bundelkhand, Gold
Stater of Kirtiverman (AD 1070-1090’s), Lakshmi
type, scarce, 4g. |
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Rs. 8500
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Yadavas of Devagiri, Ramachandra,
Gold punch-marked Stater, obv: Lotus, Shri,
Conch, Sri Rama in five punches, uniface. 3.9g.
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SOLD
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Rs. 4500
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Delhi Sultan, Ghiyasuddin Tughluq,
Gold Tanka, Mulk-i-Tilang, (G&G D303 & similar
to Skanda lot 270). Extremely fine and very rare. 10.9g.
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This important coin commemorates
Tughluq’s conquest of the province of Telingana
in southern India . Tilang was the name of the province,
whose capital was at Warangal , known as Sultanpur during
most of the sultanate period |
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Rs. 16000
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Sultans of Bijapur, Sikandar
Ali (AH1083-1097 / AD1672-1688), Gold Pagoda, uncertain
symbols on both sides, with Persian letter seen
on it. (G&G BJ 47 & similar to Skanda lot 317).
Very fine and scarce. 3.3g. |
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Rs. 4000
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Sultans of Jaunpur, Nasir al Din Mahmud Shah (AH 844-861/
AD 1440-1456), Gold Tanka, Tughra legend, (G&G J10).
Very fine, scarce. 11.7g.
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Rs. 22500
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Gold Mohur, in the name of Mughal
Emperor Muhammad Shah (AH1131-1161/ AD1720-1748), Dar-ul-Khilafat
Shahjanabad,
RY 13 (similar to KM 438.22). Scarce. 10.8g. |
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Rs. 11000
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Awadh, Gold Mohur in the name of
Shah Alam II (AH 1221-1253/ AD 1806-1837), AH 1229/26,
Brijis Qadr. 10.6g. |
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Rs. 25000
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Gwalior , Jayaji Rao (AH1259-1304/
AD 1843-1886), Gold Mohur of Bhilsa, Persian 11x, bow
arrow mark upward with Nagari Ji. 10.8g. |
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Rs.16000
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) Hyderabad, Nasir ud Daula (AH1244-1273/
AD 1829-1857) Gold Mohur, in the name of Bahadur Shah
II (AH1253-1273/ AD 1837-1858), AH 1265/11, (KM84) 11g.
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SOLD
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Rs.14000
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Jaipur, Gold Mohur, in the name
of Ram Singh (AH 1251-1298/AD 1835-1880)and Queen Victoria
x/33 (similar to KM 125) date unlisted. 10.8g. |
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Rs. 11000
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East India Company, Madras Presidency,
star pagoda, without mint or date, but struck circa 1678-1740.
obv: single standing deity, rev: five
pointed star added to the middle of the granular field
, (KM 288, Prid. 2). Very fine, 3.3g. |
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SOLD
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Rs. 5000
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Sikh Gold, Religious token, undated, but early twentieth
century, obv: Guru Nanak seated with Mardana
and Bala in the shade of a tree, one line Gurmukhi in
exergue, rev: first verse of the Sri Guru Granth
Sahab, (Tokens Mit 425). Extremely fine. 10.5g.
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Rs. 15000
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