AU Kupang 0.59 g. Leyten A17a. No dots. EF.

AU Kupang 0.59 g. Leyten A17a. With 1 dot. EF.

AU Kupang 0.59 g. Leyten A17a. With 1 dot. EF.

AU Kupang 0.60 g. Leyten A17a. With 2 dots. EF.

AU Kupang 0.60 g. Leyten A17a. With 2 dots. EF.

AU Kupang 0.59 g. Leyten A17a. With 3 dots. EF.

AU Kupang 0.59 g. Leyten A17a. With 3 dots. EF.

AU Kupang 0.58 g. Leyten A18. EF.

Lot (10) Tin bulbous end Ring money also named Java / Sumatra Protoclassic Period Dumbell rings (ca. 200-600 AD). Weight range 2,85 gm to 65,20 gm. Mitchener # 10/11.

Lot (8) Bronze bulbous end Ring money. Weight range 1,70 gm to 27,25 gm. Very rare in bronze.

Lot (3) Tin bulbous end Ring money with decorations (2), 7,60 gm; 25,95 gm. Twisted ZhenLifu Ring money elongated, flat heads and rounded stem, 7,05 gm.

Lot (9) Tin ZhenLifu Ring money (Gulf of Thailand) also named Java / Sumatra Protoclassic period, hook shaded (ca. 200-600 AD). Mushroom-like heads joined by a rounded, twisted stem. Rounded heads and thin neck. Weight range 5,15 gm to 14,25 gm.

Lot (3) Tin coils, broken ring money with overlap / multiple coil of variable gauge, thick wire (28,5; 39,45; 63,25 gm).

Lot (9) Tin ZhenLifu Ring money. Mushroom like heads, joined by a rounded stem, twisted flathead and cone-like necks. Weight range 9,65 gm to 23,85 gm.

Lot (7) Bronze rings with bilbous or flattened ends. Weight range 4,65 to 20,70 gm.

Lot (3) Tin conventional Ring money, cut from thick wire. Weight range 34,10 gm to 194,85 gm.