"Mahasenapati. (1st Cent. BC).Bronze Coin. Sagamana Chutukula, with Kshaharata affilation (Bow and Thunderbolt on Reverse), (mirrored image of svastika) 1st BC.(Published by Mirashi in JNSI XII, Vol II"). Scarce.

Mahasenapati (1st Cent. BC). Sagamana Chutukula, Bronze Coin. Rev: with Kshaharata affilation (Bow and Thunderbolt), (Ref# Published by Mirashi in JNSI XII, Vol II).Very Fine. Rare.

Sebaka Dynasty (1st Cent. BC). Obv: Bull walking to right side with Six arched hill in front,svastik, Flag, Brahmi Legend on the above. "rajno Sebakas". Rev: Nandipad, (taurine) symbol & Srivatsa Symbol. Scarce.

Chastana Kardamaka Family.(1st Cent. AD). Silver Drachma. Obv: Bust of king, greek legend around the coin, Rev: Left crescent, Right star, legend in Brahmi Characters.

Mahendraditya.(5th Cent. AD)Mahakosala of Sarbhapurias Dynasty. Repousse Technique. Very Sound marks. Garuda, Shanka, Moon, Sun, Chakra, Kalash & "Sri Mahendraditya" in "Brahmi Legend". XF. EX Rare.

Indo-Sassanian (6th Cent AD). Obv: stylized crowned head facing right, Devnagari 'ma' on right. Rev: stylized fire altar flanked by attendants. Fine. Ex. Rare.

(11th Cent. AD). Tamil & Kannada Legend. Obv: Garuda up & Down. Right Kannada Legend & Left Tamil Legend. with several marks. Rev: Uni-Face. Ex. Rare.?

Kakatiya Dynasty. Rayagajakesari (12th Cent. AD) Gold Pagoda. Obv: Boar to left in central punch. "Sri" in Telugu Legend in two punches; lotus in two punches. Unclean. Very Fine. Rare.

Kakatiya Dynasty (12th Cent. AD). Gold Fanam. Obv: Lion facing left, Rev:Unreadable Telugu Legend. Very Fine. Unclean. Unpublished. Rare.

Kakatiya Dynasty (12th Cent. AD). Gold Fanam. Obv: Lion facing left, Rev: Unreadable Telugu Legend. Very Fine. Unclean. Unpublished. Rare.

Tirath Haridwar. In Name of Shah Alam II. Silver Rupee. AH 1214/41 RY (Ref. # T 1a.p. 156 By KKM & KWW) Very fine and extremely rare mint for the Marathas. Ex. Rare.

The sequin 13th Cent. (Italian 'zecchino). Gold coin (Used as a Pendent). Minted by the Republic of Venice from the 13th century (?).The design of the Venetian gold ducat, remained unchanged for over 500 years, from its introduction in 1284 to the takeover of Venice by Napoleon in 1797. No other coin design has ever been produced over such a long historical period. The 500-year run of the zecchino is unique in history. Extremely Rare.

Kidarites of Taxila, Salanavira Kushana style Gold dinar, Obv: king standing facing, sacrificing at altar at left, remnants of bactrian legend around, brahmi legend in right field: kushana, under arm: kidara, at left: kushana, Rev: lakshmi seated facing, holding diadem and cornucopia, brahmi letters at right, sala, Scarce.

Mahendraditya, (5th Cent. AD)  Mahakosala of Sarbhapurias Dynasty, "Repousse Technique", Very Sound marks, Garuda, Shanka, Moon, Sun, Chakra, Kalash & "Sri Mahendraditya" in "Brahmi Legend", about extra fine, Extremely Rare.

Kalachuries of Ratanpur (5), Jajalladev (2), Ratandev, Gajashardula, Prithvidev, (12th Cent. AD)  Base Gold, Jajalladev (2) Big Size:- Gajashardula Type, Small Size:- Gajashardula type Malhar-Chhattisgarh,  Ratandev; Nagari Legend "Shrimadra" Tnadev,   Prithvidev; "Shrimad Prithvidev" in Nagari Legend,  Gajashardula; "MAA" in Nagari "   ......Read More

Persian Seal, Dawa Khana Sarkari Aali (Government Hospital), 18th Century A.D, about very fine, Very Rare.

Canada, 1965, UNC Set, Set of 6 Coins, Six Coins Set Includes 1-cent copper 5-cent nickel 10-cent silver 25-cent silver 50-cent silver and $1-dollar silver, each set is complete with its original canadian mint packaging, including the original mint envelope and official certificate of authenticity. UNC.

Parmaras of Vidarbha, Bhojdev (11th Cent .AD), Silver Dramma, Obv: Depiction of Crude Lion, Rev: Human Figure around Nagari Legend ' Sri Bhojdev', 0.46gms, 7.81mm, About Very Fine.

Mahendraditya, (5th Cent. AD), Mahakosala of Sarbhapurias Dynasty,  Repousse Technique, Very Sound marks, "garuda", "shanka", "moon", "sun", "chakra", "kalash" & "Sri Mahendraditya" in "Brahmi Legend", 1.32gm, 20.19mm,  About Extermely "   ......Read More