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Bombay presidency, Copper Proof Pice,&nbsp;AD 1791, Obv:&nbsp;U.E.I.Co. bale mark, Rev: tarazu &quot; Adal &quot;(just), Edge: oblique milling, 6.47g, 25.40mm, (KM#193.2013 Edition ), Graded by PCGS and Graded as PR62BN, Rare.

Rare Copper proof pice of Bombay presidency  AD 1791.

Silver One Rupee Coin of Ahmadabad Mint of Bombay Presidency.

Silver One Rupee Coin of Ahmadabad Mint of Bombay Presidency,

Bombay Presidency,Die inverted axis on Reverse,&nbsp;Denomination: Copper Pie,&nbsp;AH 1248/1833 ADObv:&nbsp;coat of armsRev:&nbsp;Persian legend "mizan-e-adal (scale of justice)"&nbsp;Weight: 1.95g,&nbsp;Size: 18mmReference: KM # 261Condition: about &nbsp;very fine.

Bombay Presidency Copper One Pie Coin of Year 1248.

Bombay Presidency, Copper 2 Pice&nbsp;(1/2) Anna),&nbsp;Obv:&nbsp;U.E.I.Co. bale mark,&nbsp;Rev:&nbsp;mezan-e-adal (scales of just), 18.91g, 24.03mm,&nbsp;(KM # 200),&nbsp;about very fine.

Copper Two Pice Coin of Bombay Presidency.

Bombay Presidency, Copper 1/2 Pice, Obv: E.I.C. Bale mark, Rev: tarazu &quot;Adal&quot;, 5.1g, 16.84mm,&nbsp;(KM # 197),&nbsp;about fine.

Copper Half Pice Coin of Bombay Presidency.

Bengal Presidency, Calcutta Mint, Copper Pice, 37 RY,&nbsp;In the name of Shah Alam II, Obv:&nbsp;shah Alam Badshah &amp; sana julus,&nbsp;Rev:&nbsp;value in Persian, Nagari &amp; Bengali,&nbsp;6.34g, 25.82mm,&nbsp;about extremely fine, Gem&nbsp;UNC.

Copper One Pice of Calcutta Mint of Bengal Presidency.

Madras Presidency,&nbsp;Silver 1/4 Pagoda, 2nd Issue, 1808 AD,&nbsp;Obv: seven-tiered gopuram of a temple, standing on stony ground, between nine stars on each side, all this surrounded by a buckled garter, on the garter is the value in English Quarter Pagoda and Persian Pau hun phuli, Rev: a&nbsp;figure of Vishnu holding a sword in his left&nbsp;hand and rising from a lotus flower, dotted and other symbols on each side, all surrounded by two circles of beads, all this within a ribbon, the ends separated by a star, on the ribbon is the value in Tamil and Telugu, 10.39g, 25.70mm,&nbsp;about very fine,&nbsp;Scarce.

Second Issue Silver Quarter Pagoda Coin of Madras Presidency.

Bombay Presidency, Copper Pice, Obv:&nbsp;bale mark,&nbsp;Rev:&nbsp;scales Persian adal (just),&nbsp;10.12g, 18.00g, about very fine.

Copper One Pice Coin of Bombay Presidency.

Madras Presidency, Mint:&nbsp;SohoDenomination: Copper X&nbsp;Cash &amp; XX&nbsp;Cash,&nbsp;Year:&nbsp;1808 AD,&nbsp;Edge: PlainObv:&nbsp;arms of the Company with the date below and the legend above, "EAST INDIA COMPANY"Rev: the value in Persian&nbsp;&amp; EnglishWeight:&nbsp;4.2g, 8.7g, Size: 25.66mm, 30.41mmReference:&nbsp;Stevens # 5.130 &amp; 5.115Condition:&nbsp;about very fine.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Madras Presidency Copper Ten Cash & Twenty Cash Coins of Soho Mint of Year 1808.

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Republic India1982National IntegrationSilver&nbsp;100 RupeesBombay MintUNC.&nbsp;

UNC Hundred Rupees Coin of National Integration of Bombay Mint of 1982.

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Bijapur SultanateSultan: Muhammad Adil Shah&nbsp;(AH 1037-1068/1627-1656 AD)Denomination: Copper 2/3 FalusObv:&nbsp;jahan zain do muhammad girift zinat-o-jahRev:&nbsp;yake muhammad-i-mursal duwam muhammad shahWeight:&nbsp;7.68g, Size: 17.00mmCondition: Very Fine.

Copper Unit Coin of Bijapur Sultanate of Sultan Muhammad Adil Shah.

Republic India, Commemorative Coin, 1990, Food for the Future-World Food Day&nbsp;,&nbsp;Copper-Nickel 1 Rupee,&nbsp;Hyderabad&nbsp;Mint, 6.00g, 26mm.

Republic India-1 Rupee-Food for the Future-World Food Day of Hyderabad Mint-1990.

Hiranyakas (300-400 CE), South-Central Karnataka/Andhra Pradesh Region,&nbsp; Deno.: Lead Unit, Horse type, Uninscribed,&nbsp; Obv: A Horse standing to right facing with a thick circular object in front, a Srivatsa symbol above,&nbsp; Rev: traces of six-arched hill on left with crescent, tree in railing on right with river below, all in a circular enclosement/uniface Weight: 10-11g each approx., &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Size: 23-25mm each approx. Ref: Mitch. K&amp;A # 134-135/W. Pieper # 632 Condition: mixed condition, VF-XF Scarce. &nbsp;

Karnataka -Andhra Region Lead Coin of Hiranyakas.

Delhi Sultanat, Firuz Shah Tughluq,&nbsp;&nbsp;Dar ul-Mulk&nbsp;Delhi,&nbsp;Copper Falus,&nbsp;Obv:&nbsp;firuz shah sultani,&nbsp;Rev:&nbsp;dar ul mulk dehli,&nbsp;3.90 g, 15.32 mm,&nbsp;about fine.

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