Temple Token, Ram Darbar, Bowel Shaped Gold Ramatanka, Obv: rama on 1. of throne, turbaned, wearing strings of pearls, dhoti, long-sleeved jama, jewelled belt, in virasana. Sita in a richly bordered sari, jewelled jacket, r. hand raised, on r of throne with 3 decorated seat-rails and 4 fine cabriole legs placed on a tiled floor. Hanuman in fr. to 1.; 2 turbaned and richly dressed attdt. to 1. one holding "   ......Read More

Thailand. Kingdom of Siam. Rama IV. Silver Pot Duong Bullet Money. Very Fine. (5 pcs: 1 large 4 small)

Gold, plated Earring, (c. 1st BC-1st AD), a man's earring made of heavy metal plated with thick sheet of gold, May have been used as primitive money for barter. Such earrings were very special in ancient period before Christ when Gold was scarce in India, (For references see Michel Postal, Ear ornaments of India, Franco-Indian Pharmaceuticals Ltd., p.214, item 7 from Sanchi), very fine, Very Rare.

Animal Beads (c. 3rd BC-3rd AD), carved bead of a bull in green stone and a tortoise in brown stone and a metal cast bead of a cockerel, all with a hole for suspension, Ujjaini region (For similar object see Michel Postel, Ear ornaments of India, Franco-Indian Pharmaceuticals Ltd., p.247-255), fine to very fine, Very Rare. Such symbols are found on punch marked coins of India

Makara Beads (c. 3rd BC-3rd AD), Copper cast beads of makara shape (2), both with a hole for suspension, Ujjaini region. Very Fine, Very Rare. Such symbols are found on the punch marked coins of India.

Eye Bead (c. 3rd BC-3rd AD), Ancient Carnellian bead with white enamel etched on the edge forming a circular shape, Haryana region, very fine, Very Rare.                                                                                Eye beads from Etruscan were influenced by Indian "   ......Read More

Republic India, 1 Rupee, Set of 59 Notes, 1949-1994, Issues Starting From A-1 To A-59, All Governors' Signature Variety, This 1 Re Set Includes All 3 Rare Notes, S. No. Y7 017877, Signed by L.K. Jha, 10th Issue, 1957, (K.J. & R.R. # A-10 IPM Guide Money 2012- 13), S. No. A11 347791, Signed by S. Bhoothalingam, 14th "   ......Read More

Republic India, 2 Rupees, Set of 36 Notes, 1950-1994, Issues starting from B-1 up to B-36, All Governors' Signature Variety. This 2 Rs Set includes 2 Rare Issues. S. No. B36 431919, Signed by B. Rama Rao, 1st Issue, 1950, (K.J. & R.R. # B-1 IPM Guide Money 2012 - 13), S.No. K14 804319, Signed by  B. Rama Rao, 3rd Issue, 1957, (K.J. & R.R. # B-3 IPM Guide Money "   ......Read More

Republic India, 5 Rupees 'Set Of 41 Notes', 1950-2010, Issues Starting From C-1 up to C-44, All Governors' Signature Variety, This 5 Rupees Set Includes 2 Rare Notes, S. No. C25 632192, Signed by B. Rama Rao, 1st Issue, 1950, (K.J. & R.R. # C-1 IPM Guide Money 2012-13) S. No. R90 707394, Signed by B. Rama Rao, 3rd Issue, "   ......Read More

Laos, Vientiane, 1591-1707, Silver Tamlung Lat, Tiger tongue money. The local name for these coins was    ......Read More

Gandhi, Money Order Telegram Combination Bearing with Gandhi 12as (1948 issue) & 1 Re K.G. VI, Left Bottom having post mark of  Calcutta G.P.O. Money Order, 20 August 69 post Mark, about very good condition, Rare.

Primitive Money, Ujjaini Region, Gold leafed on iron Ear Ornament, (600 BC), used as an ornament and perhaps used for barter as primitive money, Found from river bed area, 12.6g, 17.73mm, about very fine, Extremely Rare. 

Paithan Region, Primitive Money, Nandipad, Terracotta, (300 BC-300 AD), Perhaps used for Barter Trade, 4.66g, 21.73 X 26.61mm, about extremely fine, Rare.

Primitive Money, Terracotta Beads(3), all with hole for suspension, 3.18g, 1.28g, 1.35g, 15.48X16.92mm, extremly fine, Very Rare.

Vidarbha Region, Animal Beads (300 BC-300 AD), Primitive Money, a metal cast bead of lion, 0.37g, 10.07X6.45mm, about fine, Very Rare. 

Primitive Money, Ujjaini Region, Gold leafed on iron Ear Ornament, (600 BC), used as an ornament and perhaps used for barter as primitive money, Found from river bed area, 12.6g, 17.73mm, about very fine, Extremely Rare. 

Primitive Money, Stone Bead with Double Portrait with suspension hole, 600 BC, Used as an ornament and perhaps used for barter as primitive money, 5.10 g, 24.33 mm, about extremely fine, Rare.