Chola Empire, Raja Raja Chola (9-10 Century AD), Copper Kasu, Obv: standing king with ancillary symbols to left and right, Rev: king seated right, with arm on right raised and holding sankh shell, legend on right, below raised arm, devanagari "sri raja raja", 2.8g, 14.98mm, (Mitch. T&K # 318), about very fine, Rare. 

Sikh Empire, Amritsar, Nanak Shahi Silver Rupee, 1875 VS, Obv: "nanak shah" couplet, Rev: zarb sri amritsar jiyo bakht akal takht, 10.68g, 21.89mm, about very fine, Rare.

Vijayanagar Empire, Achutharaya, Gold 1/2 Varaha, Obv: back view of gandaberunda or double headed eagle flying upward wearing ornaments, huge bird is flying and carrying elephant in its two clawa, Rev: three line nagari legend with interlinear rules, sri pra/tapachyuta/raya, 1.7g, 9.55mm, (Girijapathi# 221), about very fine.

This book puts light on the coins and currency system used at the times of vijayanagara empire. Soft-Bound.

This book is filled with the details of Greek, roman, Byzantine, U.S.A Cents, English 17th, 18th and 19th Century Tokens, Foreign Silver and copper coins. Soft-Bound.

A Digest on Numismatics about emergence of coinage, Janapada Coins, the excellent work of coin art produced during the Kushana and Gupta empire, evolution of various coins and punch marked coins, Hardbound.

Sikh Empire, Ranjit Singh (VS 1856-1896/1799-1839 AD), Copper Paisa, Obv: leaf in center, legend round the clock, Rev: persian legend, three petal flower, 4.65g, 19.84mm, about very fine.

Gupta Empire, Skandagupta (455-467 AD), Lead Unit, Obv: garuda seated with spread wings, Rev: brahmi legend "sriskandaguptasya" in center, shanku & dharma chakra above, brahmi date below, 2.75g, 14.97 x 13.37mm, about very fine.

Vijayanagar Empire, Tuluva Dynasty, Achyutadevaraya (1530-1542 AD), Copper 5 Jitals, Obv: back view of gandhaberunda the bird is carrying in each of its two beak and two claws a full grown elephant, Rev: three line nagari legend 'sri "   ......Read More

Chola Empire, Rajaraja I, Copper Unit, Obv: standing king, his left hand holds a lotus near his face and the right hand has a sceptre, near by is a small lamp-stand, Rev: the reverse side shows a seated goddess, on the right is the three line legend in sanskrit, "sri raja raja", 4.05 g, 19.25 mm, about fine.