Paramaras of Vidarbha, (AD 1095-1134), Jagadeva. Gold Punch Makred "   ......Read More

Paramaras of Vidarbha, (AD 1095-1134), Jagadeva. Gold Punch Makred Coin. Obv: Temple depicting Shiva "sri Jagadeva" in "nagari", two geometrical punches, Rev: Uni-Face, 3.70g, 18.91mm, About Extra Fine. Rare.

Vidarbha Janapada, (BC 550-450), Silver Karshapana, Obv: elephant walking left above crescent, circle with three nandipada symbol & twice 1 geometrical symbol, Rev: uni-face, 1.72g, 15.74X16.12mm, about extremely fine, Unpublished. Rare.

Vidarbha Janapada (c. 600 BC). Silver 1/2 Karashapana. ABCC Type. Earliest punch mark coin of Vidharba Janapada. Obv: 4 Symbols elephant facing to right & geometrical twin symbol. Rev: 3 symbols elephant facing right, fish facing right & dotted cresent at the of the coin. Found in Achalpur Region (Amaravathi District). Unpublished. Rare.

Vidarbha Janapada (c. 500 BC). Silver 1/2 Krashapana. ABCC Type. Obv: 3 Symbols (Symbol of Dharmchakra & geometrical twin symbols). Found in Achalpur Region (Amaravathi District). Rare.

Vidarbha Janapada (c. 500 BC). Silver 1/2 Karashapana. ABCD Type. Obv: 4 Symbols (elephant right facing in bottom normally comes at the top, Tree on the top generally comes at the bottom & geometrical twin symbol). Found in Achalpur Region (Amaravathi District). Rare.

Vanga Janapada (c. 550-500 BC) Chandraketugarh region. Copper Karshapana. Obv: Boat, wheel and four armed symbol on.Rev: marked with a conch shell. (Ref# Rajgor Series 4.# 30). About Very fine. Rare.

Vidarbha region. (C. 300 BC). Mauryan cast Copper. A Copper coin most probably struck by the ministers of Ashoka in Vidarbha area of Pavani and Bhandara. Obv: Three Arched Hill Rev: Hollow Cross. (Ref. Chandrashekhar Gupta Numismatic Digest) About Very Fine.

Jagadeva (AD 1095-1134). Gold Punchmakred Coin. Obv: Four Punches Bearing the Legend in Nagari Script Sri Jagadeva, Stylised old Kannada Syllable Representing Sri (Struct Twice) Typical Linear figure Showing a temple Depicting Shiva. Very Fine. Rare.

Naravarman. (AD 1097-1134). Obv: Goddess Seated front facing. Rev: legend in three lines in bold Nagari letters Srimad Naravarman Devah. Scarce.

Naravarman. (AD 1097-1134). Obv: Goddess Seated front facing. Rev: legend in three lines in bold Nagari letters Srimad Naravarman Devah. Scarce.

Paramaras of Malwa (AD 1200). Gadhaiya Derivative coinage (2). Silver Dramma. Obv: gadhaiya head; Rev: fighting warriors. (Ref# Deyell 167). Very fine. Scarce.

Vidarbha Janapada.  (c.500-400 BC), Silver 1/2 Karshapana, elephant, taurines and two geometric symbols (Kulkarni ONS Newsletter 178), extremely fine, Rare.

Vidarbha, Cast Copper Coin, Mauryan Overlords During 300 Bc, Obv: three arched hill and tree, Rev: uni-face, about very fine, Rare

Paramaras of Vidarbha, Jagadeva, Gold Punchmakred Coin, 1095-1134 Obv: temple depicting shiva 'Sri Jagadeva' in Nagari, two geometrical punches, AD, Rev: uni-face, about extra fine, Rare.

Paramaras of Vidarbha, Jagadeva, (12th AD), Obv: punches of a temple showing a human figure, probably Shiva, Sri Jagadeva in Nagari and two punches of a geometrical D shaped design, Rev: uni face, some scratch in reverse side, Scarce, Rare.

Paramaras of Vidarbha, Jagadeva (AD 1095-1134), Gold Punchmakred Coin, Obv: Four Punches Bearing the Legend in "nagari" script "Sri Jagadeva", Stylised old Kannada Syllable Representing Sri (Struct Twice) Typical Linear figure Showing a temple Depicting Shiva, 3.70gms, 20.69mm. About Very Fine, Rare.

Parmaras of Vidarbha, Bhojdev (11th Cent .AD), Silver Dramma, Obv: Depiction of Crude Lion, Rev: Human Figure around Nagari Legend ' Sri Bhojdev', 0.46gms, 7.81mm, About Very Fine.

Vidarbha Janapada, (5th BC), Silver 1/4 Karashapana, ABCC Type, Four Symbol, 1.66gms, 14.69 mm x 14.41 mm. Unpublished. Rare.

Punch Marked Coin, Vidarbha Janapada (c.400-500 BC), Silver ½ Karshapana, Obv: Elephant, taurines and two geometric symbols, 1.70gms, 14.24mm, About Extremely Fine, Very Rare.