Mauryan cast Copper, Vidarbha Region, (300 – 200 BC), Copper Karshapana, a bold square copper coin cast by the ministers of ashoka in vidarbha area of pavani and bhandara.  there is a large stupa at pavani where an ashokan edict and such coins have been discovered. these are rare coins only published in the Numismatic Digest by Dr C S Gupta, 10.91g, 21.95 x 20.86mm, about very fine, Rare.

Mauryan, Vidarbha region, (3rd – 2nd BC), Cast Copper Unit, Karshapana, a bold square copper coin cast by the ministers of Ashoka in vidarbha area of pavani and bhandara, these are rare coins only published in the numismatic digest by Dr C S Gupta, there is a large stupa at pavani where an ashokan edict and such coins have been discovered, (Referance-Bhargava Auction No.7 "   ......Read More

Mauryan Dynasty, Vidarbha Region (3rd - 2nd BC), Copper Karshapana, a bold square copper coin cast by the ministers of Ashoka in Vidarbha area of Pavani and Bhandara. These are rare coins only published in the Numismatic Digest by Dr C S Gupta. There is a large stupa at Pavani where an Ashokan edict and such coins have been discovered, 9.75g, 21.87 x 24.15mm, about very fine.

Bombay Presidency, Copper 1/4 Anna, AH 1246, Obv: coat of arms, Rev: value in english, mezan-e-adal (scale of just), below hijri year, Graded and Slabbed by National Numismatic Certification, VF30, (KM # 231.1), Scarce in this Condition.

Mauryan Cast Copper, Vidarbha region, (3rd – 2nd BC), Copper Karshapana, Obv: hollow cross,Rev: three arched hill, probably struck by the ministers of ashoka in vidarbha area of pavani and bhandara, 9.10g, 22.18mm, (Numismatic Digest, Vol. VI, Part I & II, Some interesting coins from Vidarbha, Coin No.1, Pg.5), about fine.

Mauryan Empire, Vidarbha Region (3rd – 2nd BC), Copper Karshapana, Obv: hollow cross, Rev: three arched hill, probably struck by the ministers of ashoka in vidarbha area of pavani and bhandara, 10.80g, 23.86mm, (Numismatic Digest, Vol. VI, Part I & II, Some interesting coins from Vidarbha, Coin No.1, Pg.5), about very fine. 

Mauryan Empire, Vidarbha Region (3rd – 2nd BC), Cast Copper Karshapana, Obv: hollow cross,Rev: three arched hill, probably struck by the ministers of ashoka in vidarbha area of pavani and bhandara, 9.40g, 21.21mm, (Numismatic Digest, Vol. VI, Part I & II), about very fine.

Mauryan Cast Copper, Vidarbha Region, (300-200 BC), Copper Karshapana, Obv: hollow cross, Rev: three arched hill, 2.40g, 10.94mm, (Numismatic Digest, Vol. VI, Part I II, Some interesting coins from Vidarbha, Coin No.1, Pg.5), about very "   ......Read More

Spoon, Rangoon Volunteer Rifles Silver Spoon, After the mutiny of 1857, the British Crown raised Auxiliary Forces of India (AFI) battalions drawing volunteers from among the British settlers, and Parsis for civil defense in all the garrison towns. This was done to prevent incidents of arson that had accompanied the Indian Mutiny of 1857. One of these battalions was the Rangoon Volunteer Rifles (RVR). Each battalion had its own regimental silver. Being offered here is a silver spoon of the RVR. Memorabilia "   ......Read More

Punch Marked Coin, Magadha Janapada (600-350 BC), Dumraon Hoard type, Silver Karshapana, Series I, Archaic period, Obv: five punch marks consisting of a six-armed symbol, the sun (solar symbol), a fish, a window with block of six and a triangle with three dots (die symbol), Rev: three banker’s marks, 3.40g, 19.6x17.03mm, (JONS. 241 # Coin No. 17), choice very "   ......Read More

Akbar (AH 963-1014 /1556-1605 AD), Adl-e-Kabul, Silver Shahrukhi, AH 9x5, Counterstamped with “Adl-e-Kabul” on Shaybanid’s Shahrukhis, Obv: Arabic legend the Kalima Shahada within a quarterfoil & four Caliphs' name in the margins, Rev: Arabic legend Counterstamped "   ......Read More

Badges, Officers Training Schools (OTS) - MHOW, Shoulder Title Badge Pair, Brass, The letters "O.T.S - MHOW", lug fixing at the back to wear, 8.2g each, 47mm each, about very fine.

Note: Officers Training Schools (OTS) were established on the commencement of the Second World War to train Gentlemen "   ......Read More

Token, Habib Bank Limited, Gold Token or 1 Tola, Obv: a Lion standing facing left with wielding sword, sun rays behind,  Gujarati legend "હબીબ બેંક લીમીટેડ - Habib Bank Limited /એક તોલા - 1 tola / શુદ્ધ સોનુ - Pure Gold" around, Rev: 1 TOLA, HABIB BANK LTD, PURE GOLD, Fine 9950, floral design around, 11.7g, "   ......Read More