Kanishka (AD 128-150), Copper Tetradrachm / Unit, Obv; Crowned, diademed king standing facing, holding spear and sacrificing at altar at left,"bactrian legend" around: þAO KA ... NηþKI (King Kanishka),Rev; wind god "pavan" Oado (Vado) running left, holding up cloak to represent the wind, Goddess "nana" standing "   ......Read More

Kanishka (AD 128-150), Copper Tetradrachm / Unit, Obv; Crowned, diademed king standing facing, holding spear and sacrificing at altar at left, "bactrian legend" around: þAO KA ... NηþKI (King Kanishka), Rev; Goddess "nana" standing right, nimbate, holding bowl and promote of animal, "bactrian legend"   ......Read More

Rath Janapada(c. 500 BC) (Hamirpur, Uttar Pradesh). Silver Karshapna. Probably Virat Nagari where Pandavas Remained in hiding for one year in Agyatvas. Obv: Pair of Triskel, Cresent connected in opposite direction with two small taurine symbol & an animal figure. 5th Centenary BC. Unpublished. VF+. Ex. Rare.

Animal Beads (c. 3rd BC-3rd AD), carved bead of a bull in green stone and a tortoise in brown stone and a metal cast bead of a cockerel, all with a hole for suspension, Ujjaini region (For similar object see Michel Postel, Ear ornaments of India, Franco-Indian Pharmaceuticals Ltd., p.247-255), fine to very fine, Very Rare. Such symbols are found on punch marked coins of India

Punch Marked Coin, Shakya Janapada (600-500 BC), Scyphate 5 Shana, Obv: Center Symbol with animal counter mark, 6.30gms, 12.46 X 31.30mm,  (Rajgor # Series 33), About Very Fine, Rare.

Banavasi Region, Potin, Obv: Poorna Kumbha above Cross, Either Side lamp stand, Rev: Stylished Animal to Right, 1.7 gms, 14.49 mm, About Very Fine, Rare.

Silaharas of Karad, (Circa 1050-1212),  AV Fanam, Tribal Issues, Boar or Lion (?) type animal left facing, Gold wire, bent into a U-shape and stamped with three punches: at bend, '(Gam)daba and 'Ka' ? in Kannada on sides, 0.5 gm, 9.83 / 6.90 mm, About Extra Fine, Extreme Rare.

Vidarbha Region, Animal Beads (300 BC-300 AD), Primitive Money, a metal cast bead of lion, 0.37g, 10.07X6.45mm, about fine, Very Rare. 

Punch Marked Coins, Shakya Janapada (600-500 BC), Scyphate Silver 5 Shana, Obv: center symbol with animal counter mark, Rev: uniface, 6.4g, 6.5g, 20.50mm X 23.33mm, 15.20 X 30.10mm, (Rajgor# Series33), about very fine.

Bhadra & Mitra Dynasty, Kingdom of Vidarbha, 100 BC, Copper Unit,  Punch Marked, Obv: deity standing tall, with left hand on hips and right hand raised up carrying probably flowers, multiple punches of floral designs and animal motif,  Rev: uniface,  5.07g, 24.15 X 14.90 mm,  about very fine, Rare.

Primitive Money, A Metal Animal Beads of Makara Shaped with suspension hole, 600 BC, Used as an ornament and perhaps used for barter as primitive money, 0.60 g, 12.44 mm, about extremely fine. 

Primitive Money, Animal Beads, 300 BC, A Bone Bead of animal motif. Perhaps used for barter as primitive money, 0.35 g, 10.46 mm, about fine.

Janapad Silver Punch Mark, Upper Mahanadi Region, (5th B.C.), Silver Karshapana, ABCD configuration of symbols elephant with circle at its back, bullock-cart, animal figure mostly bull and a geometric grain like figure, 1.00g, 12.95 X 14.76mm, about extremely fine, Rare.

Satavahana Dynasty, Satakarni, Khandesh Region, Copper Unit, Obv: animal motif facing to left, brahmi legend "rano sadaka(nisa)", Rev: ujjaini symbol with swastik in between arbs, 3.05g, 15.33 X  13.59mm,  about extremely fine.

Kidara of Kashmir, Hunnic Dynasty, Pravarasena (537 AD),De-Base Gold Dinara, Obv: Standing figure of Lord Shiva, nimbate, in a classical dance form (tribhanga style), making mudra from his right hand, holding trident in left, wearing tunic and an uttariya a scarf like dress on shoulder (usually worn by men). He is flanked by two dwarf ganas, or accompanists. The figure on left holds a vase and that on the right appears to hold a Conch (Shankha) shell. This indicates that they "   ......Read More

Punch Marked Coins, Kashi Janapada under Koshala Janpada, Silver Vimshatika, Obv: four symbols type with the ABCD pattern of symbols,wheel, circle with whorled projections, sun, squirrel-like elongated animal forms and other symbols, Rev: single punch mark, 4.95g, 23.72x20.90mm, about very fine, Scarce.

Punch Mark, Vidarbha Janapada, Upper Mahanadi Region (500 B.C), Silver Karshapana, Obv: ABCD configuration of symbols elephant with circle at its back, bullock-cart, animal figure mostly bull and a geometric grain like figure, Rev: uniface, 1.17g, 15.07x15.85mm, about very  fine, Rare. 

Punch Marked Coins, Kashi Janapada under Kosala Janapada (500 BC), Silver Vimshatika, Obv: four symbols type, sun, circle with whorled projections, eight-petal lotus flower, six armed wheel, Rev: squirrel-like elongated animal forms, eight-petal lotus flower, 4.70g, 29.22x21.74mm, about very fine, Very Rare.