Gupta Dynasty,  Kumaragupta, Silver Drachma, The Coin is an error with double-striking of the reverse die at the back resulting in double impressions, Obv: king profile bust facing to right, Rev: stylized garuda with legend around “parmbhagavata maharajadhiraja kumaraguptagupta mahendraditya” (altekar plate XVI-XVII), 1.84g, 13.59mm, about extremely fine, Rare. "   ......Read More

Autograph of Indra Kumar, is an actor best known for playing supporting roles in Bollywood films "   ......Read More

Panchalas of Ahichhatra, Indra Mitra (1st c AD), Copper 1/4 Karshapana, bold square punch, obv: showing a stylized symbols of panchala republic and brahmi legend indramitasa, Rev: garuda, 4.75g, 16.68mm, about fine.

Panchala Dynasty, Indramitra, Copper 1/2 Karshapana, Obv: god indra standing in a square pedestral, Rev: three panchala symbols in the row above,below rulers name in brahmi 'indramitasa', 4.01g, 16.17mm, about very fine, Scarce.

City State of Eran, Copper Unit, Obv: indra-dhvaja in centre, taurine in open enclosure on left & elephant on right, six armed symbol on top and river at bottom, Rev:   ......Read More

Ujjaini Region, Copper Unit, Obv: elephant to right with nandipada, indra dhvaja and swastika above,    ......Read More

Ujjaini Region, Copper 1/2 Karshapana, Bull Type, Obv: bull to right with indra-dhvaja between two taurines above, railing tree on right, Rev: ujjaini symbol, 1.73g, 12.28 x 16.44mm, (W.Pieper # 340), about very fine.

City State of Eran, Copper Karshapana, Struck on both sides, Obv: railing tree in centre, elephant on left and lotus on right, river at bottom, railing indra-dhvaja on top, Rev: three punches showing lotus, indra-dhvaja, railing tree, 7.93g, 23.68 x 25.07mm, about very fine.

Punch Marked Coinage, Eran-Vidisha Region (300-200 BC), Copper Square Unit, Obv: railed indra-dhvaja in centre, Ujjaini symbol with crescent on left and elephant on right, six armed symbol on top and river at bottom with fishes, Rev: uniface, 5.74g, 20.80x21.91mm, (W.Pieper # 464), about very  fine.

Punch Marked Coinage, Eran-Vidisha Region (300-200 BC), Copper Square Unit, Obv: railed tree in centre, horse on left and Ujjaini symbol on right with small Ujjaini symbols in each orb and extra arm topped by a circle in each angle, railed indra-dhvaja on top and river with fishes at bottom, Rev: uniface, 10.9g, 26.58x24.76mm, (W.Pieper # 467), about  fine.

Punch Marked Coinage, Eran-Vidisha Region (300-200 BC), Copper Square Unit, Obv: railed tree in center, elephant on left and lotus on right, river at bottom, railed indra-dhvaja on top, Rev: uniface, 9.80g, 22.40x24.82mm, about fine.

City State of Kurapurika (200 BC), Narmada Valley, Kamshya or Bell Metal coin called Kamshika, Obv: tiger to right, Ujjaini symbol infront, indra-dhvaja above, tree railing, Rev: uniface, 3.69g, 19.85mm, (P. P. Kulkarni, Coins of Kurapurika, a forgotten City State of Narmada Valley, Journal of Academy of Indian Numismatics and Sigillography. Vol. XIX-XX. Indore, 2005, PP. 21-27), about very fine+, Very "   ......Read More

Ujjaini Region (200 BC), Copper Unit, Obv: standing human (lord Shiva), tree railing at right and taurine symbol between tree and human, bull at left, indra-dhvaja above it, river at bottom with fishes, Rev: double orbed Ujjaini symbol with taurine symbols in it corners, 12.11g, 19.25mm, (W.Pieper # 313), about very fine.

Ujjaini Region (200 BC), Copper Square Unit, Obv: bull to right with indra-dhvaja between taurines above, railed tree on right, Rev: Ujjaini symbol, 2.19g, 15.18x12.90mm, (W. Pieper # 340), about very fine.

Kuninda Dynasty, Amoghabhuti (200 BC), Copper Unit, Obv: deer facing right, a female deity standing to its right, traces of Brahmi legend around, Rev: group of symbols six-arched hill topped with an altar, tree in railing, indra-dhvaja, swastika, wavy line (river) within dotted border, 1.67g, 14.0mm, (W.Pieper # 1129), about very fine+, Scarce

Kuninda Dynasty, Amoghbuti (200 BC), Silver Drachma, Obv: a deer standing to right with square-shaped vase above its back, a naga (Two Cobras) symbol between its horns,  goddess Lakshmi standing facing right holding  lotus flower in upraised right hand, a standard between the "   ......Read More

Bhadra and Mitra Dynasty, Vidarbha Kingdom (100 BC), Pre-Satavahanas, Copper Square Unit, Obv: indra-dhvaja on top of hill with plant like decoration besides, Rev: four nandipada symbols with small Ujjaini symbol in central circle, 1.59g, 11.89x11.73mm, (W.Pieper # 563), about very fine+, Scarce. 

Satavahana Dynasty, Satakarni I (100 BC), Lead Unit, Newasa Region, Obv: bull facing to the right, three arched hill, traces of Brahmi legend, Rev: five branched tree in railing in centre, left Srivatsa and right indra-dhvaja, 12.02g, 23.48mm, about very fine.

Satavahana Dynasty, King Chimuka (100-70 BC), Copper Unit, Vidarbha Region, Obv: elephant to right with railed indra-dhvaja flanked by two taurines on its back, Brahmi legend above "(Ra)no siri chi(muka)", Rev: double orbed Ujjaini symbol, 3.36g, 16.58x15.06mm, (W.Pieper # 651), about fine.