AU Kupang 0.56 g. Leyten A16c. EF.

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.