Æ ½ Paisa (5.67 gm), mint: Patan, AM1224–Alif (1795).Elephant to right. KM 122.5. VF.

Æ Paisa (11.24 gm), Elephant to right, Persian “Be” for “2” above / rev.: mint Patan and date AM1225. KM 123.7. gVF.

AR Rupee (11.42 gm), mint: Patan, AM1218/Ry.8. Edge with “flower”-motif milling. KM 126. EF.

AR 1/16 Rupee or Kazmi (0.72 gm), mint: Patan, AM1221/Ry.11. Well centred with complete die-impression. These small denominations are very rare. KM B125. gVF.

Lot (2) AR ¼ Rupee or Pavali (2.85 gm). Dancing figure of Bal Krishna with a butter ball in his hand (wrongly described by KM catalogue as dancing Chamundi), all within a circle of beads, AH1214 (1799) & 1/3 Pavali (0.90 g.), n.d (1799-1810). C. 202, 200. Attractive design in gVF grade.

AR Rupee (11.35 gm) i.n.o. Shah Alam II, AH1225/Ry.74, mint: Mysore. Dates show great irregularity for which there is no explanation. The Hijri-date most probably shows the correct date. Mintmark crescent, like of the French Pondicherry rupees. C. 207. EF.

AV Pagode (3.39 gm), n.d. (1810-1868). Shiva seated with his consort Parvathi seated on his lap, sun and moon above / rev.: Three lines Nagari legend “sri/krishna ra/ja”. C. 210; MNI. 1024-25; Fr. 1358. EF.

AV Pagode (3.43 gm), n.d. (1810-1868). Shiva seated with his consort Parvathi seated on his lap, sun and moon above / rev.: Three lines Nagari legend “sri/krishna ra/ja”. C. 210; MNI. 1024-25; Fr. 1358. EF/UNC.

Lot (4) Æ 5 Cash (2.21 gm / 2.27 gm) en 20 Cash (8.86 gm / 9.22 gm) n.d. (1811-33). Elephant to left below Kanarese. “Sri” between sun and moon, “Chamuni” / Two / Three lines of Kanarese, denomination in English below. C. 171; 177. VF.