AR Rupee (11.20 gm) (11.20 g.) i.n.o. Ali Gauhar (Shah Alam II), dated: Fasli 1234 (1819). Transitional mints: Poona. KM 325; Stevens 6.97; M/W T4b. gVF / EF.

AR Rupee (1810-13), mint: Calcutta for use on the Malabar Coast. With inverted crescent and simplified legend. Stevens 7.18; Pr. 294. VF.

Lot (4) ½ Rupee i.n.o. Muhammad Shah, mint: Mumbai; ½ Rupee i.n.o. Shah Alam II, mint: off (Surat). KM 723; AR 1/5 Rupee, mint: Tellicherry of Calicut (c. 1792- c. 1798). Inverted 5. Stevens 7.40; Pr. 295; AR 1/5 Rupee AH1214/1799 (2.25 gm), mint: Tellicherry. Stevens 7.41; Pr.298. gVF.

AV Star pagoda n.d. (1740-1806) (3.31 gm). Stevens 1.11; Pr. 9; Fr. 1578. Star within circle on granulated field. EF.

Lot (3) AR double fanam (2) (large flan 2.07 gm. and dump flan 1.85 gm), single fanam (0.89 gm) n.d. (1764-1806). Stevens 1.24, 1.25; Pr. 18, 19. VF.

AV Three Swami pagoda n.d. (1740-1806) (3.44 gm). Three half figures / Granulated. Stevens 1.4; Pr. 3B; Fr. 1575. EF.

Lot (4) AR Drachm (4.23, 4.28, 4.20, 4.31 gm) Lakshmi seated cross-legged / rev.:”Sri Aja – ya Deva”. MNI 456-7. average VF.

Base AV Unit (3.99 gm) of 4½ Masha, Lakshmi facing / rev.: Nagari legend in three lines, lotus below right, n.d. Deyell 145; Fr. 213. EF.

Base AV Unit (4.17 gm) of 4½ Masha, Lakshmi facing / rev.: Nagari legend in three lines, n.d. Deyell 145; Fr. 213. EF.

Anonymous Kidarite Kushan-style AV Dinara (7,86 gm). Nimbate king standing left, sacrificing over altar and holding standard; KiDaRa monogram in inner right field / Ardoxsho, nimbate, seated facing on throne. Göbl 617; MAC 3695+; Friedberg 55b. XF.

Kushan-style AV Dinara (7.78 gm). King standing facing left, holding trident, Brahmi characters across the field: right field ‘KuShaNa’; beneath arm ‘KiDaRa’; left ‘KaPaN’ / Goddess Ardoxsho enthroned facing, ‘ala’ in Brahmi to right. Göbl 615; MAC 3618; Fr. 55a. XF.

Kushan-style AV Dinara (7.77 gm). Formalized Kushan standing king. / Semi-realistic portrayal of enthroned Goddess Ardoxsho, legend ‘Sri Vinaya-ditya / Jayati’. Joe Cribb: Early Medieval Kashmir Coinage (Numismatic Digest 40) #32; MAC 3656+; Fr. 234. aXF.

Punjab-Kanauj Kushan-style electrum dinara (7.64 gm). Formalized Kushan standing king / Semi-realistic portrayal of enthroned Goddess Ardoxsho, legend Sri Vinaya-ditya / Jayati. Joe Cribb: Early Medieval Kashmir Coinage (Numismatic Digest, vol. 40) #32; MAC 3656+; Fr. 234. Bold strike XF.

Lot (12) Kushan Empire. A.o. Æ Didrachm (8.51 gm); Æ Drachm (4.68 gm, 7.74, 2.16 gm (2)); Æ Tetradrachm (10.08 gm, 8.47 gm); Æ Chalkous (3.56 gm); Bilingual Æ Tetradrachm (17.08 gm). Fine to VF.

AV Dinar (7.94 gm). Mint A. 1st emission. ÞΔONΔNOÞAO O OhÞKI KOÞαhO, diademed and crowned half-length bust of Huvishka left on clouds, flames at shoulder, holding mace-scepter in right hand and goad in left / MIIPO up left, Miiro (Mithra), radiate and nimbate, standing right, holding diadem in right hand and goad in left; with personal tamgha of Kanishka to right. Göbl type 136; Rosenfield 118; Fr. 21; ZENO 323604. Superb XF.

AV Dinar (7.98 gm). Mint B. 1st emission. ÞΔONΔNOÞAO O OhÞKI KOÞαhO, diademed and crowned half-length bust of Huvishka left on clouds, flames at shoulder, holding mace-scepter in right hand and goad in left / OhÞO up left, Oesho (Shiva) nimbate, standing left, holding thunderbolt, flask, trident, and horns of goat to lower right, with personal tamgha of Kanishka to left. Göbl type 308; Rosenfield 162; Fr. 21. Superb XF.