Archaic Punch Marked Coinage, ’Narhan Hoard’ type, attributed to Shakya Janapada, Silver Double Karshapana, 7.09g, Scyphate, Obv: Single symbol of four crescents around a large central dot and ancillary symbols. Uniface. S. Hirano Type 25. Very Fine, Very Scarce. View Lot Details

Archaic, Punch Marked Coinage, Kosala Janapada (c. 500-400 BC), Silver Karshapana, 3.14g, Obv: English letter 'S' type symbol with others symbol, Rev: Various bankers mark including five pointed star, rayed sun, like a animal symbol and other geometric symbol. Rajgor Series 64. Very Fine, Scarce. View Lot Details

Archaic Punch Marked Coinage, attributed to Kosala Janapada, Silver Karshapana, 3.14g, Obv: Usual ’S’ type geometrical symbol, four symbols, Rev: Banker’s mark. Rajgor Series 62. Very Fine, Scarce. View Lot Details

Tribe of Rajastan, Sibi Janapada, Copper Unit, 4.34g, Obv: Tree-in-railing in centre around Brahmi legend '(Sibi jana)padasa', Rev: worn out. D. Handa pl. XXXII. Fine+, Rare. View Lot Details

Sunga Period, Central India, Cast Copper, 1.46g, Obv: Elephant walking to left above invert taurine and beside three arched hill with cescent, front of triangular headed standard, Rev: Elephant walking to right side above traces of symbol and front of tree-in-railing. Unlisted. About Very Fine, Rare. View Lot Details

Punch Marked, Ashokan issue, Mauryan Empire, Silver Karshapana (2 coins), 3.49g & 3.57g, Obv: Three human figures from a single punch, peacock to top right on six arched hill , Chariot to top left, Rev: Peacock on three arched hill on first coin on second triskele, like damru and three circle crossing line. Some scholars attribute the three human figure representation to Rama, Sita and Lakshmana. G/H Series VII (Var. 590). Very Fine, Scarce. View Lot Details

Punch Marked, Mauryan Period (c. 350-250 BC), Silver Karshapana (10 coins), Five punches type including, sun, six armed, tree, bull surrounding nandipada, Animal symbol, pecock on three arched hill. Deer and many other symbols, Rev: Various banker marks. About Very Fine, Scarce. View Lot Details

Punch Marked Coins, Post-Maurya (c. 300-250 BC), Mathura region, Silver Karshapana, 3.32g, Obv: Sun, six armed, bull, like a tree-in-railing symbol and a human figure standing to right with left hand raised in air and holding a plough and a staff (Danda) in the right hand, depicting Lord Balaram the elder brother of Lord Krishna, Rev: Traces of banker mark. About Very Fine, Scarce. View Lot Details

Post-Mauryan, Ujjaini Region, Brahma type, Copper, 2.00g, Obv: Human figure facing to left holding kamandalu (water-pot) on left and on right hand bow, Uniface. Pieper 411. About Very Fine, Scarce. View Lot Details

Post-Mauryan, Ujjaini Region, Uninscribed, Copper Unit, 0.78g, Obv: Shiva standing on right side holding spear and water pot, on left side tree-in-railing with four compartments, Rev: Four orb ujjaini symbol svastika in each orb. Bop & Pieper # Class 1. Very Fine, Scarce. View Lot Details

Post-Mauryan, Guild issue, Shosheniye, Kaushambi region, Copper Unit, 1.67g, Obv: Brahmi legend Shosheniye arranged clockwise, Rev: Large crescent. Unlisted. Very Fine, Rare. View Lot Details

Post-Mauryan, Kaushambi Region, Uninscribed Damru Shaped, Copper Unit, 0.50g, Obv: A crude figure goddess Lakshmi, Rev: Tree in railing. W. Pieper 962. About Very Fine, Scarce. View Lot Details

Post-Mauryan, Cast Copper, 0.84g, Kaushambi (c. 200 BC), Uninscribed, Obv: Lanki bull walking to left above four nandipadas, front of triangular headed standard, Rev: Tree in railing in centre, left wheel above nandipada, right side swastik above ujjaini symbol and bottom six peaked hill. Bopearachchi & Pieper # 30. Very Fine, Scarce. View Lot Details

Kaushambi, Uninscribed, Cast Copper, 2.15g, Obv: Lanki bull walking to left above four nandipadas, front of triangular headed standard, Rev: Tree in railing in centre, left wheel above nandipada, right side swastik above ujjaini symbol and bottom six peaked hill. Bopearachchi & Pieper # type 30. Very Fine, Scarce. View Lot Details

Ancient die-struck Lead, 12.65g, Northern Maharashtra/Khandesh (Tapi, Narmada Valley), Post-Mauryan period, (200-150 BC), Obv: Symbolic configuration, plough-standard above a three-arched hill, traces of brahmi legend …Vasu(bha?)dayam above, tree-in-railing, wheel standard, Rev: 'Ujjain' symbol within an open cross in a dotted rectangle, a highly unusual and significant coin from the post-Mauryan inscribed series of local coins from the Northern Deccan. The legend evidently ends in the feminine sixth case ending, suggesting that the name mentioned is the name either of a river, or of a city, or a goddess. The symbol on reverse is typically seen on coins from Prakashe, an early settlement site on the banks of Tapi River in Northeast Maharashtra. Unpublished. Very Fine+. Extremely Rare. View Lot Details

Pre-Satavahana, Sebakas of Vidarbha, Sebaka, Copper Unit, 9.01g, Obv: Elephant walking to right with trunk upraised in front of three arched hill and above in bold Brahmi legend 'Sebakasa', Rev: Triratna symbol on double lines circle also open cross. Unpublished Type. About Very Fine, Scarce. View Lot Details

Pre-Satavahana, Vidarbha Region, Lead Unit, 1.79g, Obv: Bull standing facing to right side abive svastika symbol, Rev: Tree-in-raling on left and four orb ujjaini symbol on right side below wavy line. Unlisted. About Very Fine, Scarce. View Lot Details

Kunindas, Amoghabhuti (c. 200 BC), Silver Drachma, 2.20g, Three arched hill with parasol under Deer Type, Obv: Deer standing to right, three arched hill with parasol symbol between deer legs and above parasol, goddess standing holding a flower, around Brahmi legend, 'RajnyaKunindasaAmoghabhutisaMaharajasa’, Rev: Six arched hill above nandipada below river symbol, tree-in-railing, indradhavaja above svastika and around Kharoshthi legend 'Maharaja Amoghabhutisa’. S. Kumar,Type I, Class 10, JONS 218. Very Fine, Scarce. View Lot Details

Yaudheyas (c. 200 BC), Copper Karshapana, 3.38g, Obv: Sacrificial Bull tied to the sacrificial post Yupa with legend Yaudheyanam bahudhanyake around, Rev: An Elephant walking to right side. Allan BMC, pl 39 no. 11-13. About Very Fine, Scarce. View Lot Details

Yaudheya, Cast Potin fractional issue, 0.83g, Tribal republic, 'elephant type' inscribed coin, Obv: Bull walking to right, brahmi legend Yodheyanam from 9 o'clock to 1 o'clock and …dhañake below. Rev: Traces arched hill and trident. MAC 4474 type. Very Fine, Very Rare. View Lot Details

Indo-Greeks, Heliocles II (c. 135-110 BC), Copper Square Drachma, 8.34g, Obv: Diademed bust of king to right with Greek legend around, Rev: Elephant walking left, monogram below and Kharoshthi legend around. Bop & Rahman 470. Very Fine, Scarce. View Lot Details

Indo-Scythian, azes I, (c. 57-35 BC), Copper Pentachalkon, Bannu Mint?, Obv: Poseidon standing, holding trident, horned river god at feet, Rev: Yakshi standing amidst vines. (Senior 77.1). About Very Fine, Scarce. View Lot Details

Indo-Sassanian, Silver Drachma (3 Coins), Rulers of Rajasthan, Anonymous Issue, Obv: Rowned bust of the king facing right, stars and crescents around, Rev: Holy fire-altar flanked by two attendants and Zoroastrian astrological symbols. Very Fine, Scarce. View Lot Details

Satavahanas, Sri Satakarni, Tarhala (Vidarbha) Type, Potin, 3.70g, Obv: Elephant walking to right with trunk upraised above Brahmi legend “Satakanisa’, Rev: Four orb ujjaini symbol, dot on each orb. V.V. Mirashi, Studes in Indology Vol. III, Nagpur. Very Fine+, Scarce. View Lot Details

Kushans, Vasudeva I (c. 180-220 AD), Copper Unit, 1.69g, Obv: King standing left, holding a trident to right, making an offering at an altar to left, Rev: Shiva standing facing before Nandi bull. Cribb & Donovan, pl. 36-37. About Very Fine, Scarce. View Lot Details