Indo Dutch, Silver ½ Rupee, 5.63g, Jagannathpur, 28 RY (1790/91 AD), struck posthumously INO Alamgir II (1754-1759 AD), at Jagannathpur (Jaggernaikpuram). Coins of Jaggernaikpuram are very rare & above half rupee is of the highest rarity. In order to cater for trade arriving in at the Machhlipatnam port. Dutch East India Company VOC opened a mint in the coastal town of Jagannathpur or 'Jaggernaikapuram', near Machhlipatnam. A detailed survey of coins struck at Jagannathpur is done by Jan Lingen in his article “Jagannathpur: a mint town of the Dutch East India Company”, in Numismatic Digest, vol. 23-24 (1999-2000). Rupees are known, dated AH 1179 (sold in Classical Numismatic Gallery AUC 15, lot No 376) and AH 1184 by Lingen as mentioned in digest, the above offered coin is only 1 known till now, which makes this ½ rupee not only unlisted by Lingen but also probably the only known fractional coin for the Jagannathpur coinage. About Extremely Fine, Extremely Rare. View Lot Details

Indo Dutch, Tin Bazaruk, 1.37g, Obv: B VOC monogram, Rev: Cauri shell. KM 2. About Very Fine, Rare. View Lot Details

Indo Dutch, Silver Fanam, Obv: Degenerated kali figure, Rev: OC above 'lazy j. this series were ment for circulation in Ceylon. KM 30. Very Fine, Scarce. View Lot Details

Indo Dutch, Gold Fanam, 0.37g, Obv: Degenerated kali figure with trisul to right of 'kali (a shivaite symbol), Rev: blank scyphate. This type of coins seem to be fabrications for collectors mentioned by Herrli 3.20.30 type. Extremely Fine, Scarce. View Lot Details

Indo Dutch, Silver Fanam, 0.36g, Obv: Degenerated kali figure, Rev: OC above 'lazy j. KM 7 Type. Extremely Fine+, Scarce. View Lot Details

Indo Dutch, Copper ½ Rasi, 5.60g, Obv: Kali, Rev: Dotted figure. These were struck to trade with Muscat. KM 4. Very Fine, Rare. View Lot Details

Indo Dutch, Copper Cash, 1.61g, Obv: P / VOC monogram, Rev: Crude arabic inscription Sultan Abdallah. KM 35.2 unlisted type with normal P, Very Fine +, Rare. View Lot Details