Lot (2) AR 5 en ½ Kori (13.93 gm, 2.31 gm) i.n.o. George V / Khengarji III. Y. 53; 58. EF/UNC.

Lot (2) AR 1 en 5 Kori (4.68 gm, 13.93 gm) i.n.o. Edward VIII / Khengarji III. Y. 65; 67. VF.

AR Ja’u or Ladakhi timasha (2.51 gm), Farrukhsiyar legend (1771-1815), Yr. 7 with part of “zarb Tibet” visible at the bottom of the reverse. KM 1.1. VF.

AR Ja’u or Ladakhi timasha (2.48 g.m, Farrukhsiyar legend (1771-1815), Yr. 7 with part of “zarb Tibet” visible at the bottom of the reverse. KM 1.1. VF.

Lot (4) Æ Paisa (7.86 gm). Deities hand on stand, with rulers initials Ma-Va-Si and VS-date (19)38. (PM#196; KM.8.1); Æ Paisa (7.75 gm). Lion to right. Lunavada in Gujarati above and date VS 1949 below/rev.: Rulers name in Gujarati (PM#221; KM.10); Æ Paisa (7.61 gm). Eight petaled lotus flower (PM#186; KM.12) & Æ Paisa (8.11 gm). Deities hand in square, State name clockwise around it (PM#213; KM.9.1). PM = Panchal & Mehta (2016): Heritage of Gujarat through coins. Average VF-gVF.

Lot (3) AR Rupee (10.58 gm) i.n.o. Ahmad Shah Durrani (frozen legend), n.d (1859-71). Y. 3.1; AR Rupee (10.79 gm) i.n.o. Ahmad Shah Durrani (frozen legend), n.d (1871-1908). gVF; AR Rupee (10.80 gm) i.n.o. Ahmad Shah Durrani (frozen legend), n.d (1908-1947). gVF.

Lot (2) Milled AR 1 & ¼ Rupee. VS1985 (1928). Obv.: Nagari “Chitarkot/Udaipur” / rev.: “Dosti Londhun” (Friendship with London), 1985. Y. 22, 20. EF/UNC.

AV Mohur (10.95 gm), n.d. (1858-1920). Nagari “Chitarkot/Udaipur” / “Dosti Londhun” (Friendship with London). Well centred full flan. Y. 12; Fr. 1326. EF/UNC.

Lot (5) 1, ½, ¼ & 1/16 Rupee, n.d. (1858-1920). Nagari “Chitarkot/Udaipur” / “Dosti Londhun” (Friendship with London). Added: 1/16 New Chandori Rupee (0.67 g.m), n.d. (1842-90). Y. 1, 7.1, 9, 10 & 11. Average VF – gVF.

Lot (2) milled Æ ½ Anna, VS1999 (1942) & Æ1 Anna, VS2000 (1943). Nagari “Chitarkot/Udaipur” / “Dosti Londhun” (Friendship with London). Y. 16.1 & 17. VF / gVF.

Lot (2) AV fanam, first issued by Kanthirava Narasa Raja Wodeyar (1638-1659) in Mysore. Later Kanthirava fanams were coined by Kanthirava’s successors in Mysore (until 1761), by the Dutch at Pulicat (c. 1650) and Tuticorin (c.1658-1759), the BEIC in Madras and after the death of Tipu Sultan by Diwan Purnaiya, the regent of Mysore. Obv.: Narasimha in the Yogabhanda pose holding chakra and a shank / rev.: Sri / kamthi / rava (legend often degenareted). Mitchiner (1998) part I – 910, 911; Herrli (2006) 6.02.05; Fr.1338. EF.

AV Fanam (0.30 gm), God & Goddess / rev.: Persian “He” (for Haidar) on granulated field. Uncertain mint. KM 8; Fr. 1348. EF.

AV Pagoda (3.41 gm), God & Goddess / rev.: Persian “He” (for Haidar) on granulated field. Uncertain mint. KM 15; Fr. 1346. gVF.

Lot (2) AV fanam, mint: Patan, AM1218 (1789). KM 128.1; Fr. 1353. EF.

AV fanam (0.38 gm), mint: Farukhi, AM1217 (1788). KM 58; Fr. 1353. EF.

Æ ½ Paisa (5.68 gm), Patan, Elephant to left, date AM1219 above. KM 122.1. VF.