Roman Empire, Julia Domna (193-217 AD), Obv: draped bust right, legend around &quot;IVLIA AVGVSTA&quot;, Rev: Venus standing left holding apple and drawing out fold of drapery, legend around &quot;VENVS FELIX&quot;, 3.20g, 18.23mm, (RIC # 580), about very fine.

Silver Denarius Coin of Julia Domna of Roman Empire.

Silver Denarius Coin of Gordiano III of Roman Empire.

Gujarat Sultanate, Nasir ud-din Ahmad I (AH 813-846/1411-1442 AD), Copper Fulus, Obv: Nasir ud dunya wa &#39;l din, Rev: sultan&nbsp;Ahmad Shah,&nbsp;9.00g,&nbsp;16.25mm,&nbsp;about good.

Copper One Fulus Coin of Nasir ud din Ahmad I of Gujarat Sultanate.

The Conjuror&rsquo;s Trick: An Interpretative History of Paper Money in India by Bazil Shaikh.

Soft Bound, 247 Pages,&nbsp;

&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; This book weaves its nattative around images of curency and banknotes issued in India through a period of over two hundred years. An attempt has been made to integrate perspectives of economic history, political economy, banking and public policy as well as those of notaphily and art while bringing alive the story of paper money in India.&nbsp;

The Conjuror’s Trick: An Interpretative History of Paper Money in India by Bazil Shaikh.

Wodeyars of Mysore, 

Extremely RARE GANESHA Copper Kasu, 

Obv: lord Ganesha seated, facing front with a potbelly, both the hands raised sideways and holding divine weapons, an asana (stool) below, 

Rev: chequered pattern, 

2.85g, 16.25mm, 

(M. Girijapathi # 98), 

about extremely fine.

Extremely RARE GANESHA Copper Kasu Coin of Wodeyars of Mysore.

The Pallava Coins, By R. Krishnamurthy.

Soft Bound, 196 Pages,&nbsp;

This is the first full-length study, in English, on coins of the Pallavas who held sway over different areas adjoining the eastern coast of Peninsular India, in different times, roughly from the beginning of fourth century to the end of ninth century A.D. Most of their creations, like monuments scooped out of rocks, brick and mortar temples they built and the tanks they excavated have survived the revages of time and were studied in detail and published. But not the coins issued by the rulers of this dynasty.&nbsp;

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