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  • EIC Bengal Presidency Murshidabad Mint INO Shah Alam II AH 1202 RY 19 Oblique Milling KM 103.1 Gold Mohur G 627

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    EIC Bengal Presidency Murshidabad Mint INO Shah Alam II AH 1202 RY 19 Oblique Milling KM 103.1 Gold Mohur G 627

    $ 997.59 $ 903.85
    • INR: ₹ 67,500.00

    East India Company Murshidabad Mohur 12.38 gms, 26.36 mm, It has oblique milling, The coin has a 24 Carat (.996% Gold content) Gold Purity. Struck In the Name Of the ruler Shah Alam II AH 1202 RY 19, Murshidabad Mint. The Obverse of the coin reads “Sikka zad bar haft kishwar saya fazle ilah, hami din Muhammad Shah Alam Badshah 1202”, meaning the Defender of the religion of Muhammad, Shah’ Alam Emperor, Shadow of the divine favour, put his stamp on the seven climes, 1202 AH (1788 AD). The Reverse reads as “Zarb Murshidabad, sanah 19 julus & maimanat manus,” which means that the coin was struck at Murshidabad in the 19th Year of his reign of tranquil prosperity. References : KM # 103.1, Stevens # 4.3, Prid # 62, G 627

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  • EIC Bengal Presidency Murshidabad Mint INO Shah Alam II AH 1202 RY 19 Oblique Milling KM 103.1 Gold Mohur G 626

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    EIC Bengal Presidency Murshidabad Mint INO Shah Alam II AH 1202 RY 19 Oblique Milling KM 103.1 Gold Mohur G 626

    $ 997.59 $ 903.85
    • INR: ₹ 67,500.00

    East India Company Murshidabad Mohur 12.39 gms, 26.33 mm, It has oblique milling, The coin has a 24 Carat (.996% Gold content) Gold Purity. Struck In the Name Of the ruler Shah Alam II AH 1202 RY 19, Murshidabad Mint. The Obverse of the coin reads “Sikka zad bar haft kishwar saya fazle ilah, hami din Muhammad Shah Alam Badshah 1202”, meaning the Defender of the religion of Muhammad, Shah’ Alam Emperor, Shadow of the divine favour, put his stamp on the seven climes, 1202 AH (1788 AD). The Reverse reads as “Zarb Murshidabad, sanah 19 julus & maimanat manus,” which means that the coin was struck at Murshidabad in the 19th Year of his reign of tranquil prosperity. References : KM # 103.1, Stevens # 4.3, Prid # 62, G 626

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  • EIC Bengal Presidency Murshidabad Mint INO Shah Alam II AH 1202 RY 19 Oblique Milling KM 103.1 Gold Mohur G 624

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    EIC Bengal Presidency Murshidabad Mint INO Shah Alam II AH 1202 RY 19 Oblique Milling KM 103.1 Gold Mohur G 624

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    • INR: ₹ 67,500.00

    East India Company Murshidabad Mohur 12.40 gms, 26.22 mm, It has oblique milling, The coin has a 24 Carat (.996% Gold content) Gold Purity. Struck In the Name Of the ruler Shah Alam II AH 1202 RY 19, Murshidabad Mint. The Obverse of the coin reads “Sikka zad bar haft kishwar saya fazle ilah, hami din Muhammad Shah Alam Badshah 1202”, meaning the Defender of the religion of Muhammad, Shah’ Alam Emperor, Shadow of the divine favour, put his stamp on the seven climes, 1202 AH (1788 AD). The Reverse reads as “Zarb Murshidabad, sanah 19 julus & maimanat manus,” which means that the coin was struck at Murshidabad in the 19th Year of his reign of tranquil prosperity. References : KM # 103.1, Stevens # 4.3, Prid # 62, G 624

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  • EIC Bengal Presidency Murshidabad Mint INO Shah Alam II AH 1202 RY 19 Oblique Milling KM 103.1 Gold Mohur G 584

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    EIC Bengal Presidency Murshidabad Mint INO Shah Alam II AH 1202 RY 19 Oblique Milling KM 103.1 Gold Mohur G 584

    $ 997.59 $ 903.85
    • INR: ₹ 67,500.00

    East India Company Murshidabad Mohur 12.34 gms, 26.22 mm, It has oblique milling, The coin has a 24 Carat (.996% Gold content) Gold Purity. Struck In the Name Of the ruler Shah Alam II AH 1202 RY 19, Murshidabad Mint. The Obverse of the coin reads “Sikka zad bar haft kishwar saya fazle ilah, hami din Muhammad Shah Alam Badshah 1202”, meaning the Defender of the religion of Muhammad, Shah’ Alam Emperor, Shadow of the divine favour, put his stamp on the seven climes, 1202 AH (1788 AD). The Reverse reads as “Zarb Murshidabad, sanah 19 julus & maimanat manus,” which means that the coin was struck at Murshidabad in the 19th Year of his reign of tranquil prosperity. References : KM # 103.1, Stevens # 4.3, Prid # 62, G 584

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  • Ancient India Gupta Empire Silver Drachm of SkandaGupta ‘Peacock’ type SMR 254

    Sale! $ 160.69 $ 147.29
    • INR: ₹ 11,000.00

    Ancient India Gupta Empire Silver Drachm of SkandaGupta ‘Peacock’ type SMR 254

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    Ancient India, Gupta Empire, Silver Drachm of SkandaGupta (450-475AD), ‘Peacock’ type. 2.41 Gms, 14.64 mm, Obverse has King’s Crowned bust facing right, date in front of the effigy. The reverse has Fan-tailed splendor peacock in centre, Brahmi legend in chaste Sanskrit around Vijitavaniravanipati Jayati Divam Skandagupto ‘yam विजितवनिरवनिपति जयति दिवं स्कन्दगुप्तोऽयं (‘Having conquered the Earth and the lords of the Earth, Skanda Gupta wins over this Heaven’). The Gupta emperors in the core imperial territory of modern day Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. A wonderful portrait struck coin with legends on reverse. The date is visible on the obverse in front of the bust, written vertically at right edge. On most coins its of the flan. the Brahmi numerals used here were a play on the letters and numerals : the number 100 looks very much like the Brahmi ‘Gu’, the number 40 looks very similar to the Brahmi letter ‘pta’, and the last number is a Brahmi 4 or 7 = year 144 or 147 of the Gupta era. while some of the dates written on the obverse are similar in Brahmi letters ‘Gupta’. For coins struck by Skandagupta in the year 140+, on other coins struck by Budhagupta clear dates can be seen with dates of GE 175. John Allan listed the dates for each of the British museum silver coins in his book published in 1914 AD. Altekar, Parmeshwari Lal Gupta, Nisar Ahmad all concurred that these were dates, however, sometimes they debated on the reading of the actual date as the letters may be off flan. These Brahmi Numerals continued to evolve and by the time of Skandagupta, the numerals used on coins appear to be slightly different in style from those seen used on coins of western Kshatrapra & Chandragupta II. Altekar Class IV Madhyadesha type, var. A, BMC Gupta pg. 129, 523; MACW 4883, TOTGE S. Kumar Page 354 # Var.A, Very Fine+, Rare. SMR 254

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  • Tipu Sultan Salamabad

    IK Mysore Tipu Sultan Copper Paisa Salamabad Mint AM 1218 KM 133 MMT 257

    Sale! $ 120.51 $ 113.82
    • INR: ₹ 8,500.00
    Tipu Sultan Salamabad

    IK Mysore Tipu Sultan Copper Paisa Salamabad Mint AM 1218 KM 133 MMT 257

    $ 120.51 $ 113.82
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    IK Mysore, Tipu Sultan, (AH 1197-1202, 1782-1799 AD), Copper Paisa, 11.12 gms, 25.42 mm, Salamabad Mint, AM 1218 KM 133, Very Fine, Rare. MMT 257

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  • Ancient Guptas Chandragupta II Gold Dinar Archer type Sanjeev Kumar TOTGE # Pg 251 class III. Variety s.2 G 610

    Sale! $ 1,312.26 $ 1,178.36
    • INR: ₹ 88,000.00

    Ancient Guptas Chandragupta II Gold Dinar Archer type Sanjeev Kumar TOTGE # Pg 251 class III. Variety s.2 G 610

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    Ancient Guptas, Chandragupta II, Gold Dinar, 8.14 gms, 17.49 mm, Archer type, Obv. king nimbate, standing left holding arrow in the right hand, “Sword hanging from the waist”, left hand holding bow at top, Chandra below arm, just in between the Sword & Bow, Garuda standard behind, Rev. Crescent above the head of the Goddess “Sri-Lakshmi”, seated on a lotus in padmasana facing front side, holding diadem in her right hand and lotus with roots in left, tamgha to left at 10 o clock, with legend “Sri Vikramah” in Brahmi vertically on the right of the goddess. from 2 to 5 o clock, Sanjeev Kumar TOTGE # Pg 251 class III. Variety s.2, Very Fine+, Very Rare. G 610

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  • Ancient Guptas Samudragupta Gold Dinar ‘King and Queen’ type Altekar pl. I-11, Sanjeev Kumar TOTGE # Pg 177 class II. Variety A.2 G 609

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    Ancient Guptas Samudragupta Gold Dinar ‘King and Queen’ type Altekar pl. I-11, Sanjeev Kumar TOTGE # Pg 177 class II. Variety A.2 G 609

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    Ancient Guptas, Samudragupta, Gold Dinar, 7.76 gms, 17.97 mm, ‘King and Queen’ type, issued in memory of his parents that is Emperor Chandragupta I standing with Queen Kumaradevi, the king offering a flower to the Queen with his right hand, with crescent (for Chandra) above, legend “Shri kumara devi” to left and to right Chandra, rev. Goddess Durga seated on a left facing lion holding cornucopia and pasha with legend “Lichhavyah” to commemorate the marriage alliance of Chandragupta I with the Lichhavi tribe (BMC pl.III,-2, similar to the Indian Museum coin, Altekar pl. I-11, Sanjeev Kumar TOTGE # Pg 177 class II. Variety A.2, Very Fine+, Very Rare. G 609

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  • Indo Portuguese Goa D. Jose I (1750-1777 AD) 175X AD Obv diademed head to right Rev Crowned arms KM 132 Silver Rupia MG 239

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    Indo Portuguese Goa D. Jose I (1750-1777 AD) 175X AD Obv diademed head to right Rev Crowned arms KM 132 Silver Rupia MG 239

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    Indo Portuguese Goa D. Jose I (1750-1777 AD) 175X AD Obv diademed head to right Rev Crowned arms KM 132 Silver Rupia MG 239

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  • Bengal Sultan Jalal ud-Din Muhammad Shah Second Reign Chatgaon Mint GG B347 Silver Tanka Coin BSR 237

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    Bengal Sultan Jalal ud-Din Muhammad Shah Second Reign Chatgaon Mint GG B347 Silver Tanka Coin BSR 237

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    Bengal Sultan Jalal ud-Din Muhammad Shah Second Reign Chatgaon Mint GG B347 Silver Tanka Coin BSR 237

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