City state, Vidisha, Bronze Unit, Narmada Valley, Obv: 8 spoked wheel, Rev: brahmi legend vedasa, 0.79g, 10.93mm, about very fine, Rare. 

Satavahana Dynasty, Sri Satakarni (Sri Sati), (1^st Century BC), Copper Unit (4), Elephant-type copper coin from the lower Narmada/Tapi vally region, Obv: elephant with trunk upraised brahmi legend “Rano ssri” around, Rev: ujjain symbol, wheel with arrows, 4.0g, 3.15g each, 15.53 X 13.80mm, 17.72 X 13.40mm each, about very fine.

Narmada Valley, Rati Madan, (2nd BC), Copper square Coin, Inscribed Ujjain coin, Obv: "Rathi-Madan" two trees on single checked grid bottom with guard in right, Rev: six arch heal, star on right top, 1.13g, 14.07 X 13.97mm, about very fine, Scarce.

City State, Vidisha Region, Bronze Unit, Narmada Valley, Obv: 8 Spoked Wheel, Rev: Brahmi legend Vidisha, 1.15g, 12.09mm, about very fine.

City state, Vidisha, Bronze Unit, Narmada Valley, Obv: 8 spoked wheel, Rev: brahmi legend vedasa, 10.0g, 12.25mm, about fine. 

City state, Vidisha, Bronze Unit, Narmada Valley, Obv: 8 spoked wheel, Rev: brahmi legend vedasa,1.00g, 12.12mm, about fine.

City State, Narmada Valley Region, Copper Karshapana, Obv: deity standing, Rev: ujjaini symbol, tree railing, 6.00g, 19.88 x 19.40mm, about fine.

City state of Vidisha, Bronze Unit, Narmada Valley, Obv: 8 Spoked Wheel, Rev: brahmi legend vedasa, 0.85g, 11.60mm, about fine.

City State of Vidisha, Narmada Valley, Bronze Unit, Obv: 8 spoked wheel, Rev: brahmi legend vedasa, 1.05g, 12.59mm, about fine. 

City State of Kurapurika (200 BC), Narmada Valley, Bell Metal Unit, Uninscribed type, Obv: Ujjaini symbol, inverted triangle headed standard to left, taurine symbol above, (boat in the river below?) semi-circular pond with fishes, Rev: uniface, 2.0g, 15.95mm, about very fine+,  Rare.

City State of Kurapurika (200 BC), Narmada Valley, Bell Metal Unit, Uninscribed type, Obv: Ujjaini symbol,  inverted triangle headed standard to left and taurine symbol above, Rev: uniface, 1.7g, 13.79mm, (Unlisted in major catalogs), about very fine, Rare.

City State of Kurapurika (200 BC), Narmada Valley, Kamsya or Bell metal coin called Kamshika, Obv: Ujjaini symbol twice, tree railing and Brahmi legend "Ku(rapurika)", Rev: uniface, 6.14g, 24.42x20.53mm, (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, "   ......Read More

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

City State of Kurapurika (200 BC), Narmada Valley, Kamsya or Bell metal coin called Kamshika, Obv: Ujjaini symbol, inverted triangle headed standard, Brahmi legend "(Ku)rapu(rika)", Rev: uniface, 4.09g, 21.02mm, (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, "   ......Read More

Narmada Valley (200 BC), Copper Square Unit, Obv: a group of symbols showing three arched hill with crescent, tree in railing, taurine and trishkele, Rev: uniface, 2.75g, 15.68x17.09mm, about very fine, Rare.

Narmada Valley (200 BC), Copper Kamshika, Obv: a group of symbols showing three arched hill with crescent, tree in railing, taurine and trishkele, river with fishes at bottom, Rev: uniface, 4.24g, 18.18x18.64mm, about very fine+, Rare.

Narmada Valley (200 BC), Copper Unit, Obv: a human figure standing in centre,  a boat, Ujjaini symbol and tree railing, Rev: uniface, 4.9g, 19.55x19.10mm, about extremely fine, Very Rare.

Narmada Valley, Vidisha Region (200 BC), Copper Square Unit, Unsubscribed bull type (similar to sebaka type), Obv: bull walking to right, triangular headed standard above and tree railing infront, Rev: four nandipadas in circular format, 6.8g, 20.34x18.03mm, about very fine, Rare.