Sangam Pandyas (1st Century CE), Copper Square Unit, Large Flan, Obv: a large tree within railings in the center, a bull standing facing the left on a six-arched hill (chaitya) and four Nandipada symbols on the top in the right field, a six-armed symbol, with a horse standing facing right and a fish tank in the left field, Rev: a Pandya emblem featuring a stylized fish, 14.09g, "   ......Read More

Primitive Money(1st BC), Gold Jewellery (possibly a pair of earrings), a circular disc with a central hole and a thin slit suggesting they can be worn on a person's ear, 0.50g, 13.1mm, about very fine, Very Rare.

Punch Marked Coin, Shakya Janapada (600-500 BC), Narhan Hoard type, Silver 5 Shana, Scyphate, Archaic period, Obv: a single bold punched symbol consisting of a central dot surrounded by five crescents, banker’s marks including a solar symbol (sun), and other ancillary symbols around the field, Rev: uniface, 6.5g, 32.01x18.28mm, (Hardekar, 2019 # NH 21/Unlisted in "   ......Read More

Punch Marked Coin, Magadha Janapada (600-350 BC), Dumraon Hoard type, Silver Karshapana, Series 0, Archaic period, Obv: four punch marks including a solar symbol (sun), a six-armed symbol, a fish, and a trianglular die with three dots/pips, Rev: a single banker's mark comprising of a solar symbol, 3.37g, 21.73m, (JONS. 237 Pg. No. 26), choice very "   ......Read More

Punch Marked Coin, Magadha Janapada (600-350 BC), Dumraon Hoard type, Silver Karshapana, Series 0, Archaic period, Obv: four punch marks including a solar symbol (sun), a six-armed symbol, a fish, and a triangluar die with three dots/pips, Rev: various banker's marks, 2.9g, 19.7mm, (JONS. 237 Pg. No. 26), about very fine, Very Rare.

Punch Marked Coin, Magadha Janapada (600-350 BC), Silver Vimshatika, Series 0, Archaic period, Obv: three punch marks including a large six-armed symbol in the center flanked by a bull and a geometric symbol by its side, Rev: uniface, 5.38g, 21.62mm, (Unlisted type), about extremely fine with toning, Extremely "   ......Read More

Punch Marked Coin, Magadha Janapada (600-350 BC), Silver Vimshatika, Series 0, Archaic period, Obv: four punch marks including a large six-armed symbol in the center, a solar symbol (sun), a fish, a tree, and four other ancillary symbols around the field, Rev: three banker's marks, 5.40g, 26.33mm, (Unlisted type), attractive, about extremely "   ......Read More

Punch Marked Coin, Post-Mauryan,  Bengal-Chandraketugarh Region (200-100 BC), Copper Karshapana, Obv: three punch marks including a spoked wheel, two circles enclosing dots, six dumbbells around, and a boat (representing riverine trade-in Bengal), Rev: a single punch mark comprising a conch shell (Shankha), 2.19g, 14.4x124mm, (Hardekar, 2019 # BR 20), "   ......Read More

Post Mauryan, Tribal, Yaudheyas (150-100 BC), Cast Copper Unit (32 Rattis), 'Bahudhanyaka' type, Obv: a humped bull walking to the right towards a sacrificial standard (Yupa), the Brahmi legends “Yaudheyanam” (clockwise) and “Bahudhanya” (anticlockwise) around the field, Rev: an "   ......Read More

Post Mauryan, Tribal, Agrodaka (Agacha)/Agroha Janapada, Punjab-Haryana Region (150-100 BC), Copper Square Unit, Obv: a tree within railings in the center, the Brahmi legend “Agoda(ka Agacha Janapadasa)” around the field, Rev: a lion facing right with an upraised tail, 2.11g, 13X13.2mm, (Handa # Variant of Pl. "   ......Read More

City State of Erikachha (300-200 BC), Dasharna area, Betwa River, Lead Unit, Obv: the Brahmi legend "Erikacha" between two horizontally placed trees within railings and an Ujjaini symbol in the right field, Rev: a pole with a circular end within railings in the center, a tree within railings in the left field, a Swastika and an Ujjaini symbol in the right "   ......Read More

Punch Marked Coin, Shakya Janapada (600-500 BC), Narhan Hoard type, Silver 5 Shana, Scyphate, Archaic period, Obv: a single bold punched symbol consisting of a central dot surrounded by five crescents with a dot in each, banker’s marks including a bold dot, and a trianglur symbol, Rev: uniface, 6.47g, 36.6x19.3mm, (Hardekar, 2019 # NH 24/Unlisted in "   ......Read More

Punch Marked Coin, Shakya Janapada (600-500 BC), Narhan Hoard type, Silver 5 Shana, Scyphate, Archaic period, Obv: a single bold punched symbol consisting of a central symbol with four small dots around the square pellet, all within a quatrefoil, banker’s marks including a taurine and other ancillary symbols around the field, Rev: uniface, 6.28g, 28.9x25.5mm, (Hardekar, 2019 # NH "   ......Read More

Ujjaini Region (200 BC), Copper Unit, Large Flan, Obv: the god Shiva (Mahakal), upright, holding a staff in the center, a tree within railings in the left field, an Ujjaini symbol with taurines in the right field, a wavy river with fishes at the bottom, Rev: a six-armed symbol, 6.05g, 23.6x17.29mm, (RB # 251), completely struck, about very "   ......Read More

Sangam Cholas (3 Century CE), Copper Unit, Obv: an elephant walking towards the left, an umbrella-like symbol above, a dotted border around the field, Rev: a tiger standing facing left with its tail curled against its back, dotted borders around the field, 1.5g, 14.2mm, (Mitch. T&K # 123), choice very fine, Rare.

Malayaman Chiefs (1st Century CE), Sangam Period, Copper Square Unit, Obv: a horse standing facing right and an altar in front of it, Rev: a map showing a wide river flowing from three hills, 1.6g, 16.6x15.4mm, (Mitch. T&K # 206), choice extremely fine, Rare.

Kushan Dynasty, Kanishka I (127-140 CE), Gold Dinar, “NANA” type, Mint Balkh?, Obv: the diademed king standing facing the left, holding a spear in his left hand and sacrificing over an altar on the left field, with flames on his right shoulder, the Bactrian legend "ÞAONANOÞAO KA-NHÞKI KOÞANO" "Shaonashao Kanishki Koshano" (King of Kings, Kanishka the Kushan) around "   ......Read More

Kushana Dynasty, Huvishka (160-190 CE), Gold Dinar, “Pharro” (Fire-god) type, Mint Balkh?, Late phase, Obv: a diademed and half-length crowned bust facing left emerging from clouds, holding a mace-scepter in one hand and an elephant-goad (ankush) in the other hand, the Bactrian legend "þAONANOþAO OOηþKI KOþANO" "   ......Read More

Kushan Dynasty, Vasudeva I (190-230 CE), Gold Dinar, "OESHO" (Shiva) type, Mint Balkh?, Obv: the king diademed and nimbate, standing facing left, sacrificing over an altar, holding a trident in his left hand while a ribboned trident surmounts the altar, the Bactrian legend "   ......Read More

Later Kushan Dynasty, Kidara-Kushan (365-390 CE), Base Gold Dinar, "Ardokhsho" type, Obv: the king, crowned and nimbate, standing facing left, sacrificing over an altar, a ribboned trident surmounts the altar, holding a standard in his left hand, the Brahmi legends "Kapana" next to the altar, "Kidara" under his raised left arm and ("Kushana") to the outer "   ......Read More