2006,India-Mongolia:Joint Issue of Miniature Sheet of  showcases bronze replica of the equestrian deity Rao Dev in one stamp.The other stamp depicts an ancient sculpture of a horse from Mongolia.The theme is rich tradition of arts and crafts of two countries,  Issued on 11 September,2006, Size : 110 x 60mm   ......Read More

Satavahana Dynasty, unknown ruler, Copper Unit, Obv: Elephant moving to right, trunk upraised, Rev: tree in railing with ujjain symbol, 3.0g, 19.50mm, about very fine.

Western Kshatrapas, Rudrasena III, Copper Coin, Obv: "humped bull standing right", Rev: caitya; beneath date, square border of dots, 20.8g, 13.79mm, about very fine.

2006,India-Mongolia:Joint Issue of Miniature Sheet of  showcases bronze replica of the equestrian deity Rao Dev in one stamp.The other stamp depicts an ancient sculpture of a horse from Mongolia.The theme is rich tradition of arts and crafts of two countries,  Issued on 11 September,2006, Size : 110 x 60mm   ......Read More

2006,India-Mongolia:Joint Issue of Miniature Sheet of  showcases bronze replica of the equestrian deity Rao Dev in one stamp.The other stamp depicts an ancient sculpture of a horse from Mongolia.The theme is rich tradition of arts and crafts of two countries,  Issued on 11 September,2006, Size : 110 x 60mm   ......Read More

Satavahana Dynasty, Sri Satkarni (100-50 BC), Paithan Area (Maharashtra), Copper Unit, Obv: Elephant walking towards right with Brahmi legend around, 'rajno siri sa (ta ka nisa)', Rev: tree in railing, taurine symbols around, 14.08g, 25.31mm, about fine.

A unique work on the fascinating ancient panchala Janapada with its rich resources and archaeological finds, based on extensive explorations, covers about two hundred new sites and monuments ranging from the proto-historic copper-hoards to the late-medieval period, including 1857 upheaval, Literature, coins, epigraphs, icons and other archaeological finds have all come in forth for fresh identification, critical evaluation and new interpretation, making the bewitching Panchala vividly to the readers through these pages.

A Numismatic Digest about Coins from Ancient to Modern India Coinage with Tibet.  181 Pages, Soft Bounded. 

City State - Eran, Later Fractional Copper Units, (1st cent. B.C), Obv: swastik, Rev: six arched symbol, triangular headed, mahakala and river with fihes, 2.50g, 14.84 x 13.63mm, about very fine.

Ujjaini Region (200 BC), Lead Unit, Obv: three headed lord shiva holding staff and kamandalu, tree railing, Rev: Ujjaini symbol, 4.40g, 17.06mm, about extremely fine, Scarce.

Nagas of Padmavati, Ganapati Naga (300 AD), Copper Unit, Obv: humped bull standing left within a doted border, Rev: king name in Brahmi legend "Maharaja sri gane", (Mitch. ACW # 4746-4753), 0.9g, 7.95x8.80mm, about very fine.

Andhra Region, Sagamana Chutukula,  Mahasenapati (100 BC), Bronze Unit,  Obv: mirrored image of "Swastika",  Rev: kshaharata affiliation, bow and thunderbolt, 4.6g, 20.05mm, (Mirashi, JNSI "   ......Read More

Satavahana Dynasty, Sri Satkarni (100-50 BC), Potin Unit, Tarhela Hoard Type, Obv: Elephent walking to right, trunk upraised, Brahmi legend above "Siri Satakani(sa)", Rev: Ujjani symbol,2.9g, 18.30mm, about fine.