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No of Coins :  1438 

Independent Kingdoms - Sikh Empire Sikh Feudatory, Bhai Rai Singh, Silver Rupee, Mint : Jagadhari Mint, Pseudo mint name Najibabad, in the name of Shah Alam II, RY 46 (Numismatic Digest 37, KM 132).
LOT NO : INDK195/23

Independent Kingdoms - Sikh Empire Sikh Feudatory, Bhai Rai Singh, Silver Rupee, Mint : Jagadhari Mint

2800.00

Mughal ; Jahangir, Ornamental ; Silver Rupee ; Weight : 11.43 Grams Mint : Probably Jalnapur, (KM # 141.6), Obv: kalima shahada,Rev: jahangir badshah, Note : Flower pattern design on both side making the coin beautiful.
LOT NO : MGHL1228/23

Mughal ; Jahangir, Ornamental ; Silver Rupee ; Weight : 11.43 Grams Mint : Probably Jalnapur, (KM # 141.6),

3400.00

Independent Kingdoms - Sikh Empire Sikh Feudatory, Bhai Rai Singh, Silver Rupee, Mint : Jagadhari Mint, Pseudo mint name Najibabad, in the name of Shah Alam II, RY 40 (Numismatic Digest 37, KM 132).
LOT NO : INDK193/23

Independent Kingdoms - Sikh Empire Sikh Feudatory, Bhai Rai Singh, Silver Rupee,

3000.00

Mughal : Akbar ; Mahmudi ; Silver Mahmudi Mulher Mint ; 1017 AH ; Reference : KM # 72.1
LOT NO : MGHL1224/23

Mughal : Akbar ; Mahmudi ; Silver Mahmudi Mulher Mint ; 1017 AH ; Reference : KM # 72.1

2000.00

IPS ; Gwalior State ; Daulat Rao (AH 1209-1243), Mint : Sheopur ( Full Mint ) , Silver Rupee, Weight : 10.92 Grams INO Muhammad Akbar II, AH 1228/11, cannon as mint mark on rev. (KM 201). Very Fine, Rare.
LOT NO : PNCS469/23

IPS ; Gwalior State ; Daulat Rao (AH 1209-1243), Mint : Sheopur ( Full Mint ) , Silver Rupee, Weight : 10.92 Grams

4500.00

Mughal, Akbar (AH 963-1014, 1556-1605 AD), SCARCE Silver Rupee, Weight : 11.26 Grams , Hazrat Delhi Mint, AH 985, Kalima Type ; Reference : KM 80
LOT NO : MGHL1227/23

Mughal, Akbar (AH 963-1014, 1556-1605 AD), SCARCE Silver Rupee, Weight : 11.26 Grams , Hazrat Delhi Mint, AH 985, Kalima Type ; Reference : KM 80

6000.00

Ancient ; Archaic silver punch marked coin, Kosala Janapada, (525-465 BC), Karshapana, NW Uttar- Pradesh standard, Rajgor Series ; Very fine, Rare. Weight : 2.68 Grams
LOT NO : ANCT594/23

Ancient ; Archaic silver punch marked coin, Kosala Janapada, (525-465 BC), Karshapana, NW Uttar- Pradesh standard, Rajgor Series ; Very fine, Rare. Weight : 2.68 Grams

4600.00

Ancient ; Archaic silver punch marked coin, Kosala Janapada, (525-465 BC), Karshapana, NW Uttar- Pradesh standard, Rajgor Series ; Very fine, Rare. Weight : 2.56 Grams
LOT NO : ANCT591/23

Ancient ; Archaic silver punch marked coin, Kosala Janapada, (525-465 BC), Karshapana, NW Uttar- Pradesh standard, Rajgor Series ; Very fine, Rare. Weight : 2.56 Grams

4600.00

IPS ; Gwalior State ; Daulat Rao (AH 1209-1243), Mint : Sheopur ( Full Mint ) , Silver Rupee, Weight : 10.97 Grams INO Muhammad Akbar II, AH 1228/8, cannon as mint mark on rev. (KM 201). Very Fine, Rare.
LOT NO : PNCS470/23

IPS ; Gwalior State ; Daulat Rao (AH 1209-1243), Mint : Sheopur ( Full Mint ) , Silver Rupee, Weight : 10.97 Grams

3600.00

PRINCELY STATES - KARAULI Tursam Pal (1757-1772 AD), Silver Rupee, 11.42g, Sawai Jaipur (Pseudo mint-name), in the name of Alamgir II, AH 11XX/3, Unpublished (for similar specimen see Todywalla Auctions 56 Lot No. 1009). Very Fine+, Extremely Rare. One of the earliest coins of the state.
LOT NO : PNCS467/23

PRINCELY STATES - KARAULI Tursam Pal (1757-1772 AD), Silver Rupee, 11.42g, Sawai Jaipur (Pseudo mint-name), in the name of Alamgir II,

60000.00

Mughal : Nooruddin Jahangir (AH 1014-1037, 1605-1627 AD), Mint : Ahmedabad, 'Leo' sign, Extremely RARE Zodiac Silver Rupee Obv: star-studded lion emerging from the sun with the regnal year 13 at the bottom, Rev: Persian legends "zar Ahmedabad ra dad zewar, Shah Jahangir Shahenshah Akbar", with the Hijri year at the bottom, (KM 150.11), Extremely Rare. The ''Tuzuk-e-Jahangiri'' mentions that Jahangir ordered to replace the month with the zodiac sign and moved all the information like the Emperor's name, date, place of mint to the reverse. He issued gold coins with all twelve Zodiac signs. Note: ‘Leo’ was a special sign for Jahangir, because it was his birth sign as per Iranian astrology. The ‘lion and sun’ was also the Mughal emblem of the state, as the sign of Leo was considered to be a domicile of Jupiter, the planet which is associated with kingship.
LOT NO : MGHL1229/23

Mughal : Nooruddin Jahangir (AH 1014-1037, 1605-1627 AD), Mint : Ahmedabad, 'Leo' sign, Extremely RARE Zodiac Silver Rupee

230000.00

Ancient ; Anandas of Karwar, Mulananda, Lead Unit, Obv: eight arched hill, river below, brahmi legend "rajno/mulanamdasa", Rev: tree railing to left nandipada, 12.02 Grams (Mitch, K&A # 34),
LOT NO : ANCT590/23

Ancient ; Anandas of Karwar, Mulananda, Lead Unit, Obv: eight arched hill, river below, brahmi legend "rajno/mulanamdasa", Rev: tree railing to left nandipada, 12.02 Grams (Mitch, K&A # 34),

3500.00

Bengal Sultanate : Ala Al-Din Husain Shah (AH 899-925, 1493-1519 AD), Silver Tanka, 10.79 gms, Dar Al-Darb Husainabad Mint, Obv: al sultan al adil ala ud dunya wal din abul muzaffar, Rev: hussain shah sultan bin sayyad ashraf ul hussaini, khuld allahu mulkahu wa sultanahu, G&G # B765, Fine, Scarce
LOT NO : STNS119/23

Bengal Sultanate : Ala Al-Din Husain Shah (AH 899-925, 1493-1519 AD), Silver Tanka, 10.79 gms, Dar Al-Darb Husainabad Mint,

2500.00

Independent Kingdoms - Sikh Empire Sikh Feudatory, Bhai Rai Singh, Silver Rupee, Mint : Jagadhari Mint, Pseudo mint name Najibabad, in the name of Shah Alam II, RY 40 (Numismatic Digest 37, KM 132).
LOT NO : INDK194/23

Independent Kingdoms - Sikh Empire Sikh Feudatory, Bhai Rai Singh, Silver Rupee, Mint : Jagadhari Mint,

3000.00

Set of 2 coins : Mughal : Shah Alam Bahadur (1707-1712 AD), Mint : Karimabad ( Full mint ) ; RY 5, similar to KM 347.11, Heavy Weight Specimen Weight : 12.02 Grams Very fine, Rare Mughal ; Shah Alam Bahadur ; Silver Rupee Mint : Karimabad ( FULL MINT ) ; RY 4 Standard Weight Specimen Weight : 11.26 Grams
LOT NO : MGHL1226/23

Set of 2 coins : Mughal : Shah Alam Bahadur (1707-1712 AD), Mint : Karimabad ; Heavy Weight Specimen & Standard Weight Specimen

4500.00

IPS ; Gwalior State ; Daulat Rao (AH 1209-1243), Mint : Sheopur , Silver Rupee, Weight : 11.02 Grams INO Muhammad Akbar II, AH 1228/11, cannon as mint mark on rev. (KM 201). Very Fine, Rare.
LOT NO : PNCS468/23

IPS ; Gwalior State ; Daulat Rao (AH 1209-1243), Mint : Sheopur , Silver Rupee, Weight : 11.02 Grams

3500.00

Mughal ; Shah Alam Bahadur ; Silver Rupee Mint : Jahangirnagar ; 1121 AH / RY 3 ; Weight : 11.46 Grams Note : Full dated specimen .
LOT NO : MGHL1225/23

Mughal ; Shah Alam Bahadur ; Silver Rupee Mint : Jahangirnagar ; 1121 AH / RY 3 ; Weight : 11.46 Grams Note : Full dated specimen .

3600.00

Tribal-Post Mauryan, Sibi Janapada (200 BC), Copper Unit, Obv: Swastika & traces of tree in the center. Rev: Traces of six-arched hill with crescent (chaitya) . (Handa # Pl. XXXII- 5), Extremely Rare. Note: Referred to in the Rigveda and the Aitareya Brahmana as the Shivas, the Sibis are amongst the earliest known tribes of ancient India. They are one of the many tribes described in these ancient texts as having been defeated by the Trtsu-Bharata (Puru) king Sudas in the famous Battle of the Ten Kings, or the Dasrajya Yuddha, which is recorded to have taken place somewhere near the rivers Vipas (Beas) and Purushni (Ravi). They feature prominently in the Mahabharata, with their king Usinara having attended the swayamvara of Draupadi and later fighting alongside the Pandavas in Kurukshetra where he was killed by Dronacharya. They also appear in the writings of Patanjali and Katyayana, and their cities, Arithapura and Jetuttara, can be found in Buddhist texts such Mahamayuri and the Jatakas. In the 10th century AD, Jetuttara is referred to by Al-Beruni as Jattaraur in Mariwar, which is present-day Mewar, and it is here, at Nagari and Chittorgarh, that the coins of this illustrious tribe have been found.
LOT NO : ANCT592/23

Tribal-Post Mauryan, Sibi Janapada (200 BC), Copper Unit, Obv: Swastika & traces of tree in the center.

10000.00

Delhi Sultanate Muhammad bin Sam, ruled 1193-1206 AD Base Gold (Approx 20 mm, 4.04 Grams ) Obverse: Goddess Lakshmi seated Reverse: Devanagari legend in 3 lines Sri Maha/mad bini/ Sam Mint: Kanauj Ref: Stan Goron & J.P. Goenka, The Coins of the Indian Sultanates, D5 Muhammad bin Sam was the Afghan invader who established the first Muslim kingdom at Delhi. He copied the Lakshmi type gold coins of the Hindu kings he defeated. He replaced their name with his own name on reverse, keeping the Devanagari legend so it could be read by the native population. This is an important marker in the increasing control of the fledgling Delhi Sultanate and its use of coinage as a propaganda tool. The Muslim sultan probably just continued with the existing mints of the Rajputs, merely changing the name on the coins. An attractive specimen with the complete legend on reverse.
LOT NO : STNS120/23

Delhi Sultanate Muhammad bin Sam, ruled 1193-1206 AD Base Gold (Approx 20 mm, 4.04 Grams ) Obverse: Goddess Lakshmi seated Reverse: Devanagari legend in 3 lines Sri Maha/mad bini/ Sam Mint: Kanauj

30000.00

Delhi Sultanate, Turk Dynasty, Ala-ud-din Mas’ud (AH 639-644/1242-1246 AD), Hadrat Dehli Mint , Scarce Silver Tanka, Obv: al-sultan al-a’zam ‘ala’ ud-dunya wa’l din abu’l muzaffar mas’ud shah bin al-sultan, Rev: fi ahd al imam al mustasim amir al mominin,(G&G # D121) Weight : 11.09 Grams
LOT NO : STNS118/23

Delhi Sultanate, Turk Dynasty, Ala-ud-din Mas’ud (AH 639-644/1242-1246 AD), Hadrat Dehli Mint , Scarce Silver Tanka,

3000.00