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Bengal Sultanate ; Silver Tanka ; INO Muhammad Bin Tughluq (Delhi Sultan) (AH 726-735 / AD 1326-1335) ; Shahr Sunargaon Mint, Obv: Al mujahid fi sabil allah muhammad bin tughlug shah and four caliphs around, Rev: Shahada. G&G B125 Weight : 11.08 Grams

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LOT NO : STNS168/24

Bengal Sultanate ; Silver Tanka ; INO Muhammad Bin Tughluq (Delhi Sultan) (AH 726-735 / AD 1326-1335) ; Shahr Sunargaon Mint

Mughal ; Akbar, Silver Square 1/2 Rupee, Weight : 5.82 Grams Obv. Allahu Akbar, Rev. Jale Jallaluhu,With floral decorated fields Mintless and Monthless type, Year 34 (KM 91.1)

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LOT NO : MGHL1320/24

Mughal ; Akbar, Silver Square 1/2 Rupee,

Bengal Sultanate : Fakhr ud-din Mubarak (AH 734-750/1334-1349 AD), Hadrat Jalal Sunargaon Mint, Silver Tanka, Obv: al-sultan al-a'zam Fakhr ud-dunya wa'l din A'bul Muzaffar Mubarak Shah al-sultan, Rev: yamin al-khilafat nasir amir al-muminin, Weight : 10.88 Grams ; (G&G # B136), Rare

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LOT NO : STNS160/24

Bengal Sultanate : Fakhr ud-din Mubarak (AH 734-750/1334-1349 AD), Hadrat Jalal Sunargaon Mint, Silver Tanka

Ancient : Kings of Elymais, Kamnaskires V, 54 - 32 BC RARE Silver Drachm, Seleukeia on the Hedyphon Mint, 16mm, 3.08 grams Obverse: Diademed and draped bust of Kamnaskires left, star above anchor on right. Reverse: Diademed male head left. vant'Haaf 9.1.2-6A // Alram 464 // Sunrise 483

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LOT NO : ANCT741/24

Ancient : Kings of Elymais, Kamnaskires V, 54 - 32 BC RARE Silver Drachm, Seleukeia on the Hedyphon Mint,

Ancient ; Karkotakas of Kashmir, Pratapaditya II (c. 5th century AD), Rare Base Gold Dinara, Weight : 7.56 Grams Obv. seated goddess with legend Shri Vigraha, Rev. king standing, with legend .Rare

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LOT NO : ANCT739/24

Ancient ; Karkotakas of Kashmir, Pratapaditya II (c. 5th century AD), Rare Base Gold Dinara

Mughal : Shah Jahan (AH 1037-1068, 1628-1658 AD), Rare Silver Rupee, Mint : Katak Mint (full visible at bottom on rev), Ilahi Month Khurdad (Gemini), KM # 224.13, Note : Sanah 11 ( RY 11 ) written before Mint. Sahib-e-Qiran Type ; Weight : 11.52 Grams

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LOT NO : MGHL1324/24

Mughal : Shah Jahan (AH 1037-1068, 1628-1658 AD), Rare Silver Rupee, Mint : Katak Mint (full visible at bottom on rev), Ilahi Month Khurdad (Gemini), KM # 224.13,

Bengal sultan : SHIHĀB AL-DĪN BUGHDA ( AH 717-718 / AD 1317-1318 ) Mint : Sunargaon ; Very Rare Silver Tanka Bughda struck silver tankas in both Lakhnauti and Sunār- gãon. His coins are scarce and it is very difficult to find them with a clear mint and date. There is one basic type though there is variation in the ornament above the second mim of al-imām on the reverse. His titles are as follows: " al sultan al-azam shihab al-dunya wal din abul muzaffar bughda shah al-sultan bin sultan "

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LOT NO : STNS164/24

Bengal sultan : SHIHĀB AL-DĪN BUGHDA ( AH 717-718 / AD 1317-1318 ) Mint : Sunargaon ; Very Rare Silver Tanka

Tibet, Silver rupee, ND (1911-1916 AD), KM Y3.2, Obv: Small portraits bust of King with collar. Rev: Four Chinese ideograms read top to bottom, right to left with vertical rosette in center, all surrounded by flower wreath. Nearly extremely fine, Very rare. Weight : 11.45 Grams

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LOT NO : FRCN8/24

Tibet, Silver rupee, ND (1911-1916 AD), KM Y3.2,

PRINCELY STATE - BARODA Sayaji Rao III, High Grade Silver Rupee, Broad flan, VS 1954 (KM Y36). About Very Fine. Rare ( پرنسلی سٹیٹ - بڑودہ سیاجی راؤ III، سلور روپیہ، براڈ فلان، بمقام 1954) Weight : 11.36 Grams

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LOT NO : PNCS544/24

PRINCELY STATE - BARODA Sayaji Rao III, High Grade Silver Rupee, Broad flan, VS 1954 (KM Y36). About Very Fine. Rare

IPS ; Rajkot ; Dharmendrasinghji (1930-1948 AD), Silver Mohur, Weight : 6.86 Grams , 1945, Crest of the State on obv., Rajkot State written above a rising sun over the ocean on rev. Restrike, Uncirculated.

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LOT NO : PNCS542/24

IPS ; Rajkot ; Dharmendrasinghji (1930-1948 AD), Silver Mohur

Mughal ; Shahjahan, RARE Silver Rupee Mint : Dar-ul-khilafa Agra ( Full Mint ) AH 1037/Ahad RY, Obv: Kalima Shahada at the top in two lines, zarb with epithet Dar ul Khilafa Agra at the bottom, Rev: Sahib-e-Qiran sani Shihab ud din Muhammad Shahjahan Badshah Ghazi in four lines, 11.36 Grams (KM # 222.1)

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LOT NO : MGHL1328/24

Mughal ; Shahjahan, RARE Silver Rupee Mint : Dar-ul-khilafa Agra ( Full Mint )

Bengal Sultanate : Shams-ud-Din Firuz Shah, Silver Tanka, Khitta Lakhnauti, Obv: sultan al azam legend, Rev: al imam legend, Weight : 11.06 Grams ; 27.46mm, (G&G# B97), Note : Extremely hard to get a specimen with full legend across margin.

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LOT NO : STNS165/24

Bengal Sultanate : Shams-ud-Din Firuz Shah, Silver Tanka, Khitta Lakhnauti,

BENGAL SULTAN ; Muhammad bin Tughlaq Sultan of Delhi (AH 726-735; 1326-1335 AD), Silver Tanka, Shahr Lakhnauti Mint, al-mujahid fi sabil allah legend, (G&G B123). Weight : 11.02 Grams

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LOT NO : STNS158/24

BENGAL SULTAN ; Muhammad bin Tughlaq Sultan of Delhi (AH 726-735; 1326-1335 AD), Silver Tanka, Shahr Lakhnauti Mint, al-mujahid fi sabil allah legend, (G&G B123).

Bengal Sultan , Nasir al-Din Nusrat Shah (1519-1531 AD) ; Silver Tanka Ornamnetal border ; Mint : Dar al-Darb Husainabad ; Weight : 10.68 Grams ; G&G B824, About extremely fine, Rare.

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LOT NO : STNS151/24

Bengal Sultan , Nasir al-Din Nusrat Shah (1519-1531 AD) ; Silver Tanka Ornamnetal border ; Mint : Dar al-Darb Husainabad ;

Delhi Sultan, Ghiyath Al-Din Tughluq Shah (AH 720-725, 1320-1325 AD), Full Die Silver Tanka, Hadrat Delhi Mint (fully visible at 7 o'clock in outer margin on rev), Note : Tughluq struck silver tankas at Dar al-Islam, Delhi and Deogir with the same legend, and then, after the conquest of Tilangana, tankas in the both metals with a differnt legend and the mint-name Mulk-i-Tilang, Legends, al-sultan al-ghazi legend, used at Dar al-Islam, Delhi and Deogir. Obverse : "al-sultan al-ghazi ghiyath al-dunya wa'l din'l muzaffar", Reverse : "tugluq shah al-sultan nasir amir al-mu'minin", NW # 434-439, R # 1083, G&G # D306, very fine, Rare. Weight : 11.12 Grams

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LOT NO : STNS148/24

Delhi Sultan, Ghiyath Al-Din Tughluq Shah (AH 720-725, 1320-1325 AD), Full Die Silver Tanka,

Bengal Sultanate, Ghiyath ud-din Bahadur (AH 720-724/1320-1324 AD), Very Rare Silver Tanka Khitta Lakhnauti ( Full Mint in margins at 10 o clk to 7 o clock ), Obv: al-sultan al-a'zam Ghiyath ud-dunya wa'l din abu'l muzaffar Bahadur Shah al-sultan bin sultan, Rev: al imam legend, Weight : 11.08g, 27.84mm, (G&G# B 108), Very Rare Note : Full Mint " Khitta Lakhnauti " is very hard to get .

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LOT NO : STNS166/24

Bengal Sultanate, Ghiyath ud-din Bahadur (AH 720-724/1320-1324 AD), Very Rare Silver Tanka

Ancient ; White Huns (Hephthalites); Napki Malik (Nezak Malka) ; c. 475-575 High Grade Billon Drachm Obverse: Bust right in the Sassanian style, bull headress. Palhavi? Script. Reverse: Fire altar with attendants in the sassanian style. Attendants have an 8-spoked wheel on their heads. Reference: Michener ACW 1507+ Weight: 4.13 Grams Note : WHITE HUNS (HEPHTHALITES) The Hephthalites were known as 'White Huns' due to a quotation in Procopius's History of the Wars, written in the mid 6th century. In fact, they may have no relation to the Huns of Attila fame. They were given the name Ephthalites by Byzantine historians and Ye-tai or Hua by Chinese historians. They are believed to have been steppe people who originally occupied the pasture-lands in the Altai mountain of south-western Mongolia. Toward the middle of the 5th century, they expanded westward probably because of the pressure from the Juan-juan, a powerful nomadic tribe in Mongolia. Soon they had became a great power in the Oxus basin and danger to the Persian empire. Around 440 they took Sogdiana (Samarkand) and then Balkh and Bactria. In 484 the Hephthalite chief, Akhshunwar, attacked the Sassanian King Peroz (459-484), who was defeated and killed in Khurasan. The Hephthalite empire now extended to Merv and Herat, which had been the regions of the Sassanid Empire. They also intervened in the dynastic struggles when the Sassanid ruler, Kavad (488-496), was fighting for the throne with Balash, brother of Peroz. Kavad gained their support by marrying the niece of the Hephthalites chief which allowed him to regain his crown in 498. After the conquest of Sogdia and Kushan, the Hephthalites founded their capital, Piandjikent, 65 kilometers south-west of Samarkand in the Zaravshan valley. With their western border stabilised, the Hephthalites extended their influence to the northwest into the Tarim Basin. From 493 to 556 A.D., they invaded Khotan, Kashgar, Kocho, and Karashahr. During the 5th century, the Gupta dynasty in India reigned in the Ganges basin with the Kushan empire occupying the area along the Indus. In 470, after the death of the Gupta ruler, Skandagupta (455-470), the Hephthalites entered India from the Kabul valley after the conquest of Kushan. The Gupta dynasty was extinguished. The Buddhists were persecuted and their monasteries burned. For thirty years the north-western India was ruled by Hephthalite kings. They seem to have followed the Zoroastrian religion, as did the Sassanians. Between 557 to 561 the Sassanian King Chosroes (Kushru I) allied himself with another steppe people who had appeared from inner Asia. Chorsoes wanting to take revenge over the defeat of his grandfather Peroz, married a daughter of the nomadic chief, Sinjibu, to gain his support against the Hephthalites. It was Sinjibu who conquered the Hephthalites and killed their king. The Hephthalites were completely broken and disappeared by 570. Some surviving groups living south of the Oxus escaped Chosroes' grasp and later fell to Arab invaders in the 7th century. One of the surviving groups fled to the west and may have been the ancestors of the later Avars in the Danube region.

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LOT NO : ANCT760/24

Ancient ; White Huns (Hephthalites); Napki Malik (Nezak Malka) ; c. 475-575 High Grade Billon Drachm

Travancore, Bala Rama Varma II, Silver 1/2 Chitra Rupee, ME 1116, Obv: sanku (conch shell) with sprays legend in Malayalam: thiruvithamkoor arra roopa chitra, Rev: date and value within sprays, a legend in English surrounds, 5.38g, 24.07mm, (KM # 67), Extremely fine with toning , Rare

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LOT NO : PNCS546/24

Travancore, Bala Rama Varma II, Silver 1/2 Chitra Rupee, ME 1116,

Bengal Sultanate, Shams ud din Muaffar Shah (AD 1490-1493), Silver Tanka, Kalima on obv, Dar ul Zarb Mint, AH 896. Rajgor# 454; G&G# B673. Extremely Fine ; Very Rare Weight : 10.68 Grams

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LOT NO : STNS150/24

Bengal Sultanate, Shams ud din Muaffar Shah (AD 1490-1493), Silver Tanka, Kalima on obv, Dar ul Zarb Mint

DECEMBER 1971 ; Rare War medal ; Hunters attacking oil Storage Tanks Karachi ;

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LOT NO : MDLS2/24

DECEMBER 1971 ; Rare War medal ; Hunters attacking oil Storage Tanks Karachi ;