Karkota dynasty, Kashmir, Vinayaditya, (7 Cen AD), Debased Gold Dinara, 7.63g, 20.30x20.00 mm, Obverse: A crude depiction of standing king, Letters ‘Ja(ya)’ at right in Siddamatrika script, Reverse: A crude depiction of seated Lakshmi/Ardoksho, Siddamatrika Legend “ShriViNaYa” in right field and ‘DiTya’ in left field, Very Fine, Rare. View Lot Details

Medieval Eastern Bengal, Harikela series, (10-11 Cen AD), Silver Bracteate unit, 5.26g, Obv: Bull to left, Legend above reading ‘Harikela’, Linear and dotted circular border around, Rev: An ornate Tripatriate (Shrivatsa?) symbol with Sun and Moon on top, Linear and dotted circular border around. Ref: Bose and Nasir, Type D. Very Fine, Very Scarce. View Lot Details

Chalukyas of Gujarat, Ranahasti, (10-11 Cen AD), Silver Dramma, 0.49 g, 8.56x8.73mm, Obv: Elephant to right within a dotted border, Rev: Devanagari legend in two lines "(Shri)Rana/ (ha)sti" within a dotted border. Ref: Fishman U8. Very Fine, Scarce. View Lot Details

Kalachuris of Tripuri, Gangeyadeva (1015-1040 AD), Debased Gold, 4 1/2 Masha, 3.75g, 19.47x19.48mm, Obv: Goddess Lakshmi seated in padmasana, A decorated prabhavali around the head, Dotted border around, Rev: Legend in Nagari script in three lines reading ‘Srimadga/ngeyade/(vah)’. Ref: Deyell 119 pg. 350. Very Fine, Very Scarce. View Lot Details

Kalachuris of Tripuri, Gangeyadeva (1015-1040 AD), Debased Gold, 4 1/2 Masha, 3.75g, 19.47x19.48mm, Obv: Goddess Lakshmi seated in padmasana, A decorated prabhavali around the head, Dotted border around, Rev: Legend in Nagari script in three lines reading ‘Srimadga/ngeyade/(vah)’. Ref: Deyell 119, pg. 350. Very Fine, Very Scarce. View Lot Details

Kalachuris of Ratnapur, Jagapala (11-12 Cen AD), Silver unit, 0.23g, 9.53x9.59mm, Obv: Stylized seated Lakshmi facing front, Rev: Nagari legend in two lines reading ‘ShriJaga/Pala’. Ref: Cribb, Numismatic Digest 27, type 7. Very Fine, Rare in this grade. View Lot Details

Kalachuris of Ratnapur, Jagapala (11-12 Cen AD), Silver unit, 0.22g, 10.26x9.85mm, Obv: Stylized seated Lakshmi facing front, Rev: Nagari legend in two lines reading ‘ShriJa(ga)/Pala’. Reference: Cribb, Numismatic Digest 27, type 7. Very Fine, Very Scarce. View Lot Details

Telugu Chodas of Nellore (Andhra), (11-12 Cen AD), Bhujabala type, Gold Varaha Punch-mark, 3.55g, 13.08x12.66mm, Obv: Punches of Kannada letter ‘Shri’ x 2, Trishul x 1, Legend punch reading ‘Bhuja’ x1, Rev: Uniface. Ref: Mitchner 313. Fine to Very Fine, Rare. View Lot Details

Yadavas of Devagiri, Bhilamadeva V, (1185-93 AD), Gold Padma tanka, 3.77g, 15.48x16.49mm, Obv: Punches of Lotus x 1, Letter ‘Shri’ x 2, Conch x 1, Legend punch reading in Nagari ‘(Bhila)made(va)’ x 1 , Rev: Uniface. Ref: K. Ganesh, Karnataka Coins, 7.3. Very Fine+, Rare. View Lot Details

Vijayanagar, Bukkaraya I aka. Bukka I, (1356–1377 AD), Gold Varaha, 3.38g, 11.58x11.62mm, Obv: A warrior facing right with sword at the waist, Rev: Kannada legend in three lines reading ‘ShriVi/rabuka/raya’. Ref: K Ganesh, Karnataka coins, 9.13. Very Fine, Rare. View Lot Details

Vijayanagara kingdom, Harihara II, (1377-1404AD), Gold Pratapa/pagoda (Half Varaha), 1.69g, 9.77x9.72mm, Obv: Lord Vishnu seated in padmasana with his consort Lakshmi sitting on his left thigh, Vishnu is holding discus(chakra) and conch(Shanka), Rev: Nagari legend in three lines reading "shripra/tapahari/hara'. Haraihara II succeeded Bukka I as the Vijayanagar ruler. It was during his rule that the Wodeyars were first appointed as governors of Mysuru region.Ref: Studies in Vijayanagar Coins K Ganesh #26 pg 59. Extremely Fine, Rare. View Lot Details

Vijaynagar Kingdom, Hari Hara II (c. 1377-1404 AD), Gold 1/2 Pagoda, 1.70g, 11.0x10.01mm, Obv: Siva & Parvati seated, Siva holds trident and damru, Rev: Nagari legend in three lines, 'Sri pra tapa hari hara'. Mitch K&A # 412. Almost Mint State. Rare. View Lot Details

Vijayanagar, Srirangaraya III (1642-85 AD), Gold Varaha, 3.32g, 11.60x11.93mm, Obv: Standing Balaji, Conch and Discus in hand, Arch around, Rev: Nagari legend in three lines reading ‘ShriVenka/teshwara/yanamah’. Ref: K. Ganesh, Karnataka Coins, 9.159. Very Fine, Rare. View Lot Details

Post Vijayanagar Period, (16-18 Cen AD), Lakshmi type, Gold Half Fanam, 0.18g, 5.01x4.89mm, Obv: Goddess Lakshmi seated facing front, Rev: Uniface. Very Fine, Rare. (Likely to be issued by independent nayakas/palegars of north Karnataka, possibly from the Gadag-Lakshmishwar belt)Extremely Fine, Very Scarce. View Lot Details

Vijaynagar, Anonymous, (16-19 Cen AD), Gold (2 coina), 0.04g & 0.08g, Obv: Motif of circle/tree, Rev: Two parallel lines. Very Fine, Scarce. (Popularly known as ‘Bele’(a grain) coin, these pieces of gold are believed to have been used as small money in south India during the Vijayanagar period. However, it is difficult to accurately attribute or date the gold pieces themselves as they do not carry any legend). Very Fine, Scarce. View Lot Details

Chitradurga Nayakas (15-16 Cen AD), Gold Varaha, 3.33g, 13.19x13.35mm, Obv: Seated Balakrishna with a ball of butter in his right hand, Dotted border, Rev: Nagari legend in three lines reading ‘(Shriprata)/pakri(shna)/raya’. (Popularly known as Durgi pagoda, these Varahas were mostly issued by Chitradurga Nayakas in the name of their overlord, Krishnadevaraya). Ref: K. Ganesh, Karnataka Coins, 9.84. Very Fine, Very Scarce. View Lot Details

Viraraya and Kali types, (17-19 Cen AD), (3 coins total 1.11g), Gold fanams, Obv: Crude stylized lion motif, looking somewhat like a Kali motif, Rev: Either crude stylized boar, plain or a crude legend. Ref: Hans Herli, 1.16.05, 3.18.07, 3.05.03. Very Fine, Scarce. View Lot Details

Mysore, Kanthirava Narasimha type, (17-18 Cen AD), Gold Fanam, 0.38g, 5.93X6.07mm, Obv: Lord Narasimha seated facing in Yogasana posture, Rev: Crude Nagari legend reading ‘Kamthi/Rava’. Ref: Hans Herli 6.01.01. Very Fine, Very Scarce in this grade. View Lot Details

Anonymous, Copper unit, 1.83g, 11.79X12.27mm, Obv: Animal to left, Rev: Nagari legend in two lines, Fine, Very Scarce. View Lot Details