Indo Danish, Silver Rupee, 11.35gm, Arcot Mint, AH 1181 / RY 12, in the name of Shah Alam II. According to the journals of the Asiatic Company the Danish rupees were mainly used as trading coins in Bengal. the Bengal ledgers were drawn up in Arcot rupees until 1777 as they were the most common type of coin, but was from that year they converted into Courant Rupees. A few whole and half rupees minted at Arcot are known with trident and a flowerbud with dot as mintmarks, they are thought to have been minted for a hitherto unknown trading company, further refer to Mr. Jan Lingen's Article on Danish Asiatic Company Rupees. View Lot Details

Indo Danish, Lead Kas, 4.07gm, Christian IV (1620-1648 AD), Obv: Crowned C4, Rev: D/CAS/(1645) unseen in three lines (D stands for Dansborg). J.C.F. Gray 42/KM 33. View Lot Details

Indo Danish, Lead 1/2 Kas, 1.84gm, Christian IV (1620-1648 AD), Obv: Uncrowned C4, Rev: Outline of a three-turreted gate (emblem of Copenhagen). J.C.F. Gray 49/KM unlisted. View Lot Details

Indo Danish, Lead Kas, 4.07gm, Christian IV, Obv: Crowned C4, Rev: HO / PO. (Fristrup very plausibly suggests that HOPO may stand for Hobro, a town in Jutland, the Latin name of which was Hopontum). J.C.F. Gray 54/KM 27. View Lot Details

Indo Danish, Lead Kas, 2.88gm, Frederik III (1648-1670 AD), Obv: Crowned F3,Rev: Uncrowned D:(B:) (DB stands for Dansborg). J.C.F. Gray 62/KM 53. View Lot Details

Indo Danish, Lead Kas, 3.14gm, Frederik III, Obv: Crowned F3,Rev: Crowned Lion with 'E' behind tail. J.C.F. Gray 80c/KM 81. View Lot Details

Indo Danish, Lead Kas, 2.67gm, Frederik III, Obv: Crowned (F3),Rev: Nine hearts in three row of three (emblem of Jutland). J.C.F. Gray 82/KM 86. View Lot Details

Indo Danish, Lead Kas, 2.72gm, Frederik III , Obv: Crowned F3,Rev: Rider on horse to right with upraised sword & half mon under (emblem of Dithmarschen). J.C.F. Gray 88/KM 64. View Lot Details

Indo Danish, Lead Kas, 2.54gm, Frederik III, Obv: Crowned F3,Rev: Lamb to left, with flag and 'F' above and 'I' below lamb's belly (emblem of Danish island-province of Gotland). J.C.F. Gray 90a/KM 74. View Lot Details

Indo Danish, Lead Kas, 2.48gm, Frederik III , Obv: Crowned F3,Rev: Crowned codfish with horizontal 'A' on the right (emblem of Iceland). J.C.F. Gray 91b/KM 67. View Lot Details

Indo Danish, Copper 2/Double Kas, 2.25gm, Frederik III , Obv: Crowned F3 surronded by lower half circle and ANO 1667 & dot between F3, Rev: Crowned Norse Lion on curved battle axe to left within dotted border. It has been known that the first copper coins were struck owing to the shortage of lead, not alleviated until the arrival of the ship 'Faero' in 1669. J.C.F. Gray 106/KM 111. View Lot Details

Indo Danish, Copper Kas, 1.06gm, Frederik III, Obv: Crowned F3, Rev: Crowned Norse Lion on curved battle axe to left within dotted border. J.C.F. Gray 107/KM 110. View Lot Details

Indo danish, Copper Kas, 0.94gm, Christian VI (1730-1746 AD), Obv: Uncrowned C6, Rev: TB joined. J.C.F. Gray 132/KM 134. View Lot Details

Indo Danish, Silver 1 Royalin, 1.32gm, Christian VII (1766-1808 AD), 1781, Obv: Crowned C7, Rev: 1 between two dots, over ROYALIN, date below divided by crowned sheild (lion and hearts within). J.C.F. Gray 145/KM 168. View Lot Details

Indo Danish, Copper 4 Kas, 2.47gm, Frederik VI (1818-1839 AD), 1831 AD, Obv: Crowned FviR entwined monogram, Rev: IV within dots, KAS 1831. J.C.F. Gray 159a/KM 159.1. View Lot Details

Indo Danish, Copper 4 Kas, 2.42gm, Frederik VI , 1820 AD, Obv: Crowned FviR entwined monogram, Rev: IV within dots, KAS 1820. J.C.F. Gray 159a/KM 158. Very Fine, Rare. View Lot Details