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Vishnukundin Period&nbsp;(450-615 AD),&nbsp;Copper Signet Ring,&nbsp;this copper signet ring was skillfully crafted to serve a dual purpose, functioning both as an ornamental ring and as an official seal. It features a&nbsp;roaring lion standing facing left, with one foreleg raised and the tail curled back toward its body. The bezel is stamped and engraved with a&nbsp;linear border&nbsp;framing the design. Found at&nbsp;Vijayawada (Andhra Pradesh), the typology and style of the lion closely resemble those seen on contemporary coinage, suggesting a shared symbolic or administrative tradition and reinforcing its likely use as a signet in an official or authoritative context,&nbsp;9.4g, 22.8x18.7mm, 16.4mm inner diameter, about very fine, Very Rare.<o:p></o:p>

Copper Brahmi Seal of Post Guptas.

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Nickel Temple Token of Ramdarbar.

Cupro Nickle Medallian Token of Jan Tinbergen.

Silver Ramtanka Token of Ramdarbar.

Brass Sikh Token of Satsari Akal type.

Victoria Queen of One Penny about very fine.

Silver Coated Ramatanka Temple Token.

Cupro nickle token of Azad Hind of 15th August 1947.

Brass Token of Sub Treasury of Ater.

Gold Shiva Token.

Silver Temple Token of Ramdarbar.