Note: A pair of gold disk-shaped beads similar to those found in the Muzaffarnagar district of Uttar Pradesh in the Mandi hoard. With serrated edges, they are delicately manufactured. It is widely believed that they date back to the Harappan period around 2000 BC, making them one of the oldest precious metal jewelry components found in India. It is likely that they served both as a means of exchange as well as a means for storing value.<o:p></o:p>

Extremely Rare Harappan Primitive Money Gold Disks of Indus Valley Civilization.

Very Rare Ancient Etched Bead Group of 3 pieces (600 BC) - Quartz and Carnelian Assemblage.

The  Antique Copper Spiral dual ring Possibly Rigvedic period.

Very Rare Possibly Rigvedic Period Gold Ball (Filigree Bead). An exceptionally fine ancient gold filigree bead of hollow spherical form

Very Rare Gold Nandipada (Taurine) jewelry Probably Shunga Period.

Very Rare Ancient Jasper  Stone Bead Possibly Taxila Region.

 An Ancient Bronze Pendant Depicting a Crowned Mythical Human figure like Beast Possibly from Panchala Dynasty.

Very Rare Possibly Gupta Period Gold braided Earring. Intricately Woven Wire Design with Floral Terminals and Ingenious Locking Mechanism.

Note: The inscription suggests the ring belonged to a man named 'Aryavasu'.

Very Rare Gold Signet Ring/Seal with Brahmi legend Ayavasasya, Possibly Gupta Period.

Very Rare Gold Signet Ring/Seal with arrow, Possibly Gupta Period.

Antique Suleimani  Beaded Necklace Possibly Islamic India Period.

Medieval period Silver Ring with Nagari legend Shri Vidavanath.

Possibly from South India 17-18 Century Period – Minimalist Gold Ring with Central Ruby with Classical South Indian Design.

Very Rare Shiva Gold Plaque of Maharashtra Region 15 Century AD.

Silver Ittar Dani (Perfume Bottle) Possibly later 20th Century AD. 

Exquisite Silver Mango-Shaped Opium Box Possibly later 20th Century AD. 

Rare Punch Marked Silver Half Karshapana Coin of Vidarbha Janapada of Vainganga River system.

Rare Punch Marked Silver Half Karshapana Coin of Vidarbha Janapada with Horse.

Rare Punch Marked Silver Half Karshapana Coin of Vidarbha Janapada of Melghat Region.

Note: This combination of punches is exceptionally difficult to encounter on Vidarbha Janapada coinage.<o:p></o:p>

Very Rare Punch Marked Silver Half Karshapana Coin of Vidarbha Janapada. 

Rare Punch Marked Silver Half Karshapana Coin of Vidarbha Janapada. 

Punch Marked Silver Half Karshapana Coin of Vidarbha Janapada of Melghat Region. 

Rare Punch Marked Rectangular bar shaped Copper Karshapana Coin of Anga Janapada. 

Rare Maurya Sunga Cast Copper Coin of Kaushambi Region of Elephant type.

Rare Punch Marked Copper Square Coin of Eran Vidisha Region with the Brahmi legend Rano Bhumidatasa.

Rare Grade Copper Square Karshapana Coin of Sebakas of Vidarbha of Bull type.

Copper Square Karshapana Coin of Sebakas of Vidarbha.

Rare Copper Coin of Sangam Cholas. 

Very Rare Post Mauryan Copper Square Counterstruck Coin of Agrodaka Janapada.

Note:&nbsp;This rare variant features a flower pot placed between the deer and the goddess, a distinctive feature unlisted in the Pieper Catalogue.

Rare Copper Coin of Amoghbuti of Kuninda Dynasty of Flower Pot type.

Note:&nbsp;This variant is distinguished by a sixteen-dotted sun depicted behind the deer, a distinctive feature within the type.&nbsp;<o:p></o:p>

Rare Silver Drachma Coin of Amoghbuti of Kuninda Dynasty of Sun type.

Note:&nbsp;This variant for the type is with the three-arched hill (chaitya) without parasol below the deer.

Rare Silver Drachma Coin of Amoghbuti of Kuninda Dynasty of  thrr type.

Note:&nbsp;An interesting variant depicts Goddess Lakshmi standing on the dotted sun, Swastika beneath the deer, and Nandipada (Triratna) between them.

Very Rare  Silver Drachma Coin of Amoghbuti of Kuninda Dynasty of Swastika and Nandipada type.

Post Mauryan Copper Unit of Yaudheyas.

Note: Chitreshwar (Lord Shiva) is regarded as the tutelary deity associated with the Yaudheyas.<o:p></o:p>

Extremely Rare Copper Tetradrachma Coin of Yaudheyas of Shiva Chitresvara type.

Note: One of the finest and best-preserved specimens of Audumbra Janapada coinage, with the complete iconography exceptionally well defined and fully visible. The remarkable quality and outstanding isual eye appeal of this secimen is noteworthy. Specimens of such exceptional grade and quality are missing from major collections. The best we have handled!<o:p></o:p>

Extremely Rare Copper Coin of Rudradasa of Audumbara Janapada.

Note: We have not previously offered a specimen of this exceptional quality in the past.<o:p></o:p>

Extremely Rare Cast Copper Coin of City State of Suktimati with Brahmi legend.

Cast Copper Coin of Kaushambi Region of Lanky Bull type.

Rare Cast Copper Coin of Kaushambi Region City State Issue of Elephant type.

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