Chandragupta II, Gold Dinar, Archer Type, Obv: King Nimbate, Standing with his head to Right, holding arrow in the right hand and left hand Holding bow on Top, Garuda standard behind, Chandra below arm, Rev: Lakshmi Seated on a lotus, holding pasha, tamgha to left, Brahmi Legend Srivikramah to Right, 8.1 g, 19.85X18.14 mm, (120# Chhabra), About Extra Fine, Very "   ......Read More

Gupta Dynasty, Samudragupta, Gold Dinara, Obv: king nimbate, standing facing left, holding standard, garuda standard and sacrificing over altar, Rev: goddess lakshmi seated on throne holding diadem and cornucopia with tangha to left with legend "parakramah" in "brahmi legend" in the right field, 7.74g, 19.71mm, (Altekar: Plate II no.1), about "   ......Read More

Gupta Dynasty, Chandragupta II (AD 380-413), Gold Dinar, Archer type, Obv: king nimbate. standing left holding arrow in the right hand. left hand holding bow at top. ‘Chandra’ below arm, garuda standard behind, Rev: Sri-Lakshmi seated facing on a lotus, holding diadem in her right hand and lotus in left, tamgha to left with "   ......Read More

Gupta Dynasty, Chandragupta II (AD 380-414), Gold, Dinar, Archer Type, Obv: king standing to left holding arrow in his right hand and with left hand holding a bow at top, "brahmi legend " "Chandra" below his left elbow, garuda standard behind, Rev: goddess lakshmi seated facing front on a lotus, holding pasha in her right hand and lotus stalk in her left, monogram on left, "   ......Read More

Gupta Dynasty, Shree Gupta (5th AD),  Silver Coin (6), Northwest Frontier Area, 1g (Approx Each), 12mm (Approx Each) about very fine, Extremely Rare

1961, FDC, First Aerial Post, Calcutta 18.2.1961, Longer leg in "A" in Postage in 5NP stamps.

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.

Samudragupta (AD 335-380). Gold Dinar. Standard type. Obv: king nimbate. standing facing left. holding standard and sacrificing over altar Samudra and Gupta both under arm unlike common coins; with Brahmi legend around. Rev: Goddess Sri- Lakshmi nimbate. seated on a throne. holding diadem and cornucopiae with tamgha to left with legend Parakramah in Brahmi in the right field. (Altekar Plate II. # 9) Very fine. Rare.

Samudragupta (AD 335-380). Gold Dinar. 7.38 g. Standard Type. Obv: kingNimabte standing facing left, holding standard & sacrificing over altar, Garuda on the right side of the king. Brahmi Legend s a m u d r a ' b e l o w t h e l e f t a r m , 'samarasatuvatatuvijayo'.Rev: goddess Shri Lakhsmi Nimbate seated on the throne, holding diadem and cornucopiae & tamgha to left with legend parakramah. About Very Fine+. Rare.

Chandragupta II (AD 380-413). Gold Dinar. Archer type. Obv: king nimbate. standing left holding arrow in the right hand. left hand holding bow at top. ‘Chandra’ below arm. Garuda standard behind; Rev: Sri-Lakshmi seated facing on a lotus. holding diadem in her right hand and lotus in left. tamgha to left with legend Sri Vikramah in Brahmi (Altekar: Plate V no 4. BMC pl VI-18). Very fine. Rare.

Kumaragupta I (AD 415-455). Silver Drachma Obv: King facing Right Side. Rev: Stylish Garuda with legend around paramabhagavata maharajadhiraja sri kumaragupta. Very fine to Ex. Fine.

Skandagupta. (AD 455-480). Silver Drachma. Obv: King facing right side. Rev: Stylized garuda with legend around "Param Bhagavata sri maharajadhiraja Skandagupta". Very Fine.

Post Gupta. "Kidarias of Kashmir" (5). 

Sri Sridharanarata (AD 695-715). Eastern Bengal. Gold Dinar imitation of Gupta coinage, king standing, left side holding bow and arrow, Brahmi legend "Sri", Rev: corrupt legend, standing right. Very Fine. Rare.?