Lot (10) different coinages and reigns. O.a. Kashmir, Delhi Rajas.Post 855AD coinage, First Lohara Dynasty, Sangrama Deva, AD1003-1028, Æ Panchi (6.06 gm). MNI 179-180. VF; Post 855AD coinage, Dynasty of Vuppadeva, Jaga Deva, AD1003-1028, Æ Panchi (6.06 gm). MNI 193. gVF; Ananga Pala Deva, c. AD1130-48, Billon bull & horseman jital (3.10 g.). Tye 44.2. VF; Chahada Deva, c. AD1172-1191 Billon bull & horseman jital (3.50 gm). Tye 50. VF; Post-Shahi billon jitals (6). C. AD900-1200. Tye 33-34. Average VF.

Lot (10) Later Indo-Sasanian. Imperial Pratiharas, first series, AD730-836 - AR Drachm (3.92 gm). Brahmi “Mi” in front of face. MNI 329-332. VF; “Gadhaiya Paisa” coinage - Early type AR Drachm (3) (4.19 gm, 4.07 gm, 3,78 gm), c. AD800-950. MNI 419-422. gVF; Later type AR Drachm (2) (4.57, 4.67 gm), c. AD950-1050. Dumpy coarse design. MNI 423-426. VF; Later type billon Drachm (4.07 gm), c. AD1050-1150. Dumpy coarse design. MNI 427-430. VF; Late Paramara series of Malwa, billon drachm (2) (4.06 gm, 4.06 gm), c. AD1150-1300. Bold coarse design. MNI 431. VF; Billon Drachm (4.18 gm),c. AD1200-1300. Rev.: battle scene with mounted warrior to right. Bold design. Deyell 167. gVF.

Lot (8) AR punched-marked coins from Magadha (c.600-321 BC) & Mauryan Empire (321-187 BC). The earliest indigenous coinage of the Indian sub-continent, average gVF. Weights: (3.46 gm) (3.25 gm) (3.29 gm) (3.33 gm) (3.45 gm / 3.52 gm. / 3.55 gm) (3.51 gm). MAC 3996+. Average gVF.

Lot (12) Local and Princely States – Broach - Imtaya ud-Daula, AH1182-1186/AD1768-1772 - AR ½ Rupee (5.70 gm) i.n.o. Shah Alam II. C. 34. gVF; Dharendra Narayan, AD1772-75 / Harendra Narayan, AD1783-1839 - AR ½ rupee (4.56 gm). KM 141; RB 68. (The coins of Dharendra and Harendra cannot be distinguished). VF; Madho Rao, AD1886-1925 - Lot (3) Æ ¼ anna VS1956 & Æ ¼ Anna VS1970; Jivaji Rao, 1925-1948, Æ ¼ Anna, thick planchet, VS1986. KM 169, 171, 176.1. gVF-UNC; Afzal ud-Daula, AH1273-1285/AD1857-1869 - AR Rupee (10.99 gm), mint: Farkhandah Bunyad Haidarbad, AH12895/Ry.12. Y. 6. VF; Mir Usman Ali Khan, AH1329-1367/AD1911-1948 - AR Rupee, Char Minar gateway with full “Ain”, AH1337/Ry.8. Y. 53a. EF/UNC; AR 2 Annas, Char Minar gateway with full “Ain”, AH1362/Ry.33. Y. 60. VF; Lot (2) CuNi 1 Anna 1344; AR Rupee, Char Minar gateway with full “Ain”, AH1361/Ry.32. Y. 48; 63. VF; Lot (3) Ni 8, 4 & 2 Annas, AH1366/Ry.37. aEF.

Lot (16) Local and Princely States Bahawalpur, Ja’afarabad, Junagadh, Kutch, Kotah – Bahawalpur - Muhammad Bahawal Khan V, AH1317-1325/AD1899-1907 - Anonymous AE Paisa (3.74 gm), AH1321. Y. 2.1. gVF; Ja’afarabad - Billon ‘Kori’ (3.78 gm) crude Persian inscription on the obv. / rev. vertical lines. Probably modern fantasy piece. Ref.: ONS-NL. Coinage of the Habshi Rulers of Janjira”, Coins of Ja’afarabad, p. 35, by Shailendra Bhandare. VF; Junagadh - Lot (2) AR Kori (4.41 gm) AH1278/VS1918, posthumously issued i.n.o. Muhammad Akbar II; same, AR Kori (4.60 gm) i.n.o. Mahabat Khan II, AH1297/VS1936. KM 23, 30. Average VF; Kutch - Æ Dhinglo (12.41 gm) i.n.o. Bahadur Shah II, AH1272. C. 63a. VF; Kotah - Rayadhanji II, AH1192-1230/1778-1814 - AR Kori (4.60 gm). C. 30. gVF; Gohadaji II, AH1175-1192/1761-1778 - AR ½ Kori (2.35 gm). C21. VF; AR Kori (4.63 gm). C. 22. gVF; Desalji II, AH1234-1277/VS1875-1917/1818-1860 - Æ Dhinglo (12.39 gm) i.n.o Muhammad Akbar Shah II, AH1258. C. 45. gVF; AR Kori (4.64 gm) i.n.o. Bahadur Shah II & Desalji II. VS1914. C. 66. VF; Lot (6) Æ Trambiyo (4.18 gm) i.n.o. Bahadur Shah II (C.61a); Khengarji III, Æ 1½ Dokda (10.08, 10.00 gm) & Æ Dokdo (6.36 gm) i.n.o. Victoria Empress / Khengarji III, 1883/VS1940, 1888/VS1944 (Y.32.1 & 2) & 1883/VS1939 (Y.31); Æ Trambiyo (3.40, 3.19 gm) i.n.o. George V / Khengarji III, 1919/VS1976, 1920/VS1976 (Y.46). Average VF.

Lot (4) Local and Princely States Maratha Federacy, Mysore. Maratha Federacy - AR Chandori Rupee (10.77 gm), mint: Ja’affarabad urf Chandor, struck at Chandore. KM 260. VF; Mysore - Khantiraya fanam (0.39 gm), 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. Herrli (2006) 6.02.09. VF; Lot (2) Æ 1 & ½ Kasu (2.68 gm; 1.12 gm), Elephant to left, sun and moon above / “criss-cross” pattern, c.1745-1780. Mitchiner (1998 - part I) #975. VF.

Lot (7) different coinages and reigns te weten Coromandel Coast, Hephtalites, Imperal Cholas of Tanjore, Kadambas of Goa, Kidarites. Coromandel Coast - Tanjore type AV Kali Fanam (0.38 gm), reverse with a boss. 17th cent. Possibly issued by one of the foreign trade companies. Herrli p.82-83 (incorrectly described as fabrications for collectors). aEF; AV Coonghul fanam (0.38 gm), c. 18-19th cent. Hawkes (1856) G.14; Herrli 1.08.25. EF; Hephtalites - Æ Stater (7.03 gm). MAC. 3792-95; MNI 151-154. VF; Imperal Cholas of Tanjore - Lot (2) Æ Kahavanu (4.02, 3.36 gm). MNI 730+. aVF; Kadambas of Goa - Presumed to be a modern fantasy of an anonymous AV fanam (0.38 gm), lion / wheel in lotus flower. Herrli 12.05.01; MNI 661 & 661a; Fr. 314. EF; Kidarites - Anonymous Æ Unit (5.80 gm) ca. early 5th century. Vasudeva ‘standing king / Shiva with bull’ imitative type. Nice dark patina. MAC 3755; Pieper (2013) 1268+. VF.

Lot (6) Local and Princely States Porbandar, Ratlam, Sunth, Tonk. Porbandar - AR Kori (4.68 gm) i.n.o. Muzaffar Shah, frozen date (9)78, below in Nagari “Sri Rana”. C 38. VF; Ratlam - Ranjit Singh, VS1921-1950/1864-1893 - Æ Paisa (8.92 gm), 1885/VS1942. RUTLAM/1885/ ratlam (Nagari) / Arms & VS-date. KM 23. VF; Sunth - Lot (2) Æ Paisa (7.55 gm) square shape; Æ Paisa (6.99 gm) round shape. PM #341; KM 6.2. VF; Tonk - Muhammad Sa’adat Ali Khan, AH1349-1368/1930-1949 - Lot (2) Æ Pice, 26 mm (1932) & 21 mm (1934.), Calcutta mint, AH1350/1932. KM 29, 29a. VF.