Classical Numismatic Gallery | Auction 42

Indo-French, Pondicherry mint, bronze fanon (SOL), ND (1723 AD), KM 42, 9.52g. Obv: Large crown. Rev: 9 Fleur-de-lis. Very fine for the type, Very ra

Lot has been Withdrawn Generally very fine, Rare as a set.

Portuguese India, D. Joao III (1521-1557 AD), Malacca (Malaysia), tin 1 bastardo (2), 13.83g and 9.61g. Obv: Armillary sphere, diogonal at upper right

Portuguese India, D. Sebastiao I (1557-1578 AD), Malacca (Malaysia), tin 1 dinheiro, ND (1557-1578), 4.00g. Obv: Armillary sphere, diagonal at upper r

Portuguese India, D. Sebastiao I (1557-1578 AD), Malacca (Malaysia), tin 1 dinheiro, ND (1557-1578), 2.50g. Obv: Armillary sphere, diagonal at upper r

Portuguese India, D. Sebastiao I (1557-1578 AD), Malacca (Malaysia), tin 1 dinheiro, ND (1557-1578), 2.10g. Obv: Crude representation of a sailing shi

Portuguese India, D. Joao V (1706-1750 AD), Diu, copper 1/16 atia, 1750 AD, 0.63g. Obv: Maltese cross divides date in angles. Rev: Crowned arms. This

Portuguese India, D. Jose I (1750-1777 AD), Bacaim, silver rupee, (600 reis), AD 1759, KM 5, 11.67g. Obv: Floriated cross divides date. Rev: Crowned a

Portuguese India, D. Jose I (1750-1777 AD), Bacaim, silver rupia (600 reis), AD 17(5)9, KM 5, 11.67g. Obv: Designed cross divide date. Rev: Crowned ar

Portuguese India, D. Jose I (1750-1777 AD), Diu, lead 20 bazarucos, AD 1765, KM 36, 17.46g. Obv: Maltese cross divides date in angles. Rev: Crowned ar

Portuguese India, D. Jose I (1750-1777 AD), Diu, lead 20 bazarucos, AD 1771, KM 36, 12.22g. Obv: Maltese cross divides date in angles. Rev: Crowned ar

Portuguese India, D. Miguel I (1828-1834 AD), overstruck, copper ½ tanga, 20.25g. Obv: AP above T within sprays. Rev: Crowned arms with the un

Portuguese India, D. Maria II (1834-1853 AD), Damao, copper 15 reis, AD 1843, KM 25, 9.21g. Obv: Crowned arms, below date. Rev: Value within beaded ci

Portuguese India, D. Luiz (1861-1889 AD), colonial coinage, silver rupee, AD 1882, KM 312, 11.59g. Obv: Portrait bust of king facing to left. Rev: Cro

Portuguese India, D. Luiz (1861-1889 AD), colonial coinage, machine struck, copper ½ tanga (30 reis), AD 1871, KM 305, 18.86g. Obv: Crowned ar

Portuguese India, Carlos I (1889-1908 AD), silver rupee, AD 1904, KM 17, 11.58g. Obv: Portrait bust of king facing to right. Rev: Crowned arms within

Portuguese India, Portuguese administration (Republic of Portugal), silver rupee, AD 1912, KM 18, 11.56g. Obv: Liberty head.Rev: Denomination within w

Portuguese India, Portuguese administration silver coins (2), 1x rupee, AD 1935, 11.75g, KM 22 and 1x ½ rupia, AD 1936, KM 23, 5.90g. Obv: Shi

Bengal Presidency, Allahabad mint, silver rupee, in the name of Shah Alam II, AH 1216/RY 26, Stevens EIC 8.7, 11.18g. Sword and ball mintmark on obver

Bengal Presidency, Calcutta mint, copper pice, 1809, in the name of Shah Alam II, RY 37, Stevens EIC 6.26, PR 205, 6.52g. Extremely fine, Very scarce

Bengal Presidency, Calcutta mint, copper ½ anna, ND (1831-1835 AD), Stevens EIC 9.28, 13.00g. Obv: Value in English and Bengali. Rev: Value in

Bengal Presidency, Murshidabad mint, silver rupee, struck at Murshidabad (dot in second circle on obverse), in the name of Shah Alam II ND/RY 19, 11.3

Bengal Presidency, Calcutta struck at Mushidabad mint, silver 1/16 rupee, in the name of Shah Alam II, RY 19, crescent mintmark on obverse, Stevens EI

Bombay Presidency, Bombay mint, zinc pice, AD 1771, Stevens EIC 2.140, PR 245, 13.73g. Obv: A large crown, GR above, divided by the orb and cross, BOM

Bombay Presidency, Broach mint, copper paisa, struck with the design of 'Bale Mark' impressed on both sides, Stevens EIC 6.71. Graded as VF...

Bombay Presidency, Mumbai mint, Mughal style, silver rupee, in the name of Muhammad Shah, AH 113x/RY 5, carrot mintmark on reverse, broad flan, 26.15m

Bombay Presidency, Malabar Coast, silver 1/5 rupee, Mumbai mint, inverted 5 on obverse, KM 273, 2.25g. Uncirculated, Rare.

Bombay Presidency, Malabar Coast, silver 1/5 rupee, Mumbai mint, inverted 5 on obverse, KM 273, 2.19g. Extremely fine, Very scarce.

Bombay Presidency, Malabar Coast, silver 1/5 rupee, Mumbai mint (off flan), normal 5 on obverse, KM 275, 2.27g. Uncirculated, Rare.

Bombay Presidency, Malabar Coast, silver 1/5 rupee (2), Tellichery mint, 1x T99, AH 1214, Stevens EIC 7.41, 1.86g and 1x AD 1805, Stevens EIC 7.42g, 2

Bombay Presidency, Soho mint, copper double pice (2 pice), AD 1791, 12.86g. Obv: Bale mark, date below. Rev: Scales and Persian Adil. Almost uncircul

Bombay Presidency, Soho mint, copper double pice, AD 1791, Stevens EIC 8.6, 13.47g. Obv: Bale mark, date below. Rev: Scales and Persian adil. Extreme

Bombay Presidency, Soho mint, copper double pice (2 pice), AD 1791, Stevens EIC 8.2; PR 118, 12.95g. Obv: Bale mark, date below. Rev: Scales and Persi

Bombay Presidency, Soho mint, copper 2 pice, AD 1804, Stevens EIC 8.53, 12.83g. Obv: E.I.C. arms, below date. Rev: Scales and Persian adil, below AH 1

Bombay Presidency, Surat mint (off flan), silver rupee, AD 1825, in the name of Shah Alam II, dated 1825 incused/RY 4(6), privy mark 8, Stevens EIC 3.

Bombay Presidency, Surat mint, silver ¼ rupee, ND (1800-1824 AD), in the name of Shah Alam II, privy mark 6, Stevens EIC 3.24; PR 272. Extrem

Bombay Presidency, Surat mint (off flan), silver 1/8 rupee, in the name of Shah Alam II, 1.38g. Very fine, Very scarce.

Madras Presidency, Arkat mint, first Europeans style issue, silver rupee, in the name of Alamgir II, AH 1172/RY 6, edge grained right, Stevens EIC 3.3

Madras Presidency, Chinapattan mint, Mughal style, silver rupee, in the name of Aurangzeb, RY 4x, Stevens EIC 2.4 to 2.12, 11.45g. Very fine, Very sc

Madras Presidency, Chinapattan mint, Mughal style, silver rupee, in the name of Shah Alam Bahadur, AH 11(21)/RY 3, star mint on both sides, Stevens EI

Madras Presidency, Chinapattan mint, Mughal style, silver rupee, in the name of Farrukhsiyar, AH (11)25/RY 2, star mintmark on reverse, Stevens EIC 2.

Madras Presidency, Chinapattan mint, Mughal style, silver rupee, in the name of Farrukhsiyar, AH (11)29/RY 6, star mint mark in reverse, Stevens EIC 2

Madras Presidency, Madras mint, early coinage, gold 3 swami pagoda (full figures) ND (1691-1740 AD), Stevens EIC 1.3, 3.43g. Obv: God Tirupati Balaji

Madras Presidency, Madras mint, early coinage, gold 3 swami pagoda, ND (1740-1806 AD), 3.42g. Obv: God Tirupati Balaji in centre with Sridevi and Bhud

Madras Presidency, Madras mint, early coinage, gold star pagoda, ND (1740-1806 AD), Stevens EIC 1.12, 3.40g. Obv: Venkateshwara standing facing front.

Madras Presidency, Madras mint, early coinage, copper 10 cash (dudu), (1)75(6) AD, Stevens EIC 1.47, PR 46, 5.97g. Obv: GCE bale mark within a wavy li

Madras Presidency, Madras mint, silver ½ pagoda, second issue, ND (1808-1812 AD), KM 353, 20.52g. Obv: Value in English and Persian, buckled g

Madras Presidency, Madras mint, silver ¼ pagoda, second issue, ND (1808-1812 AD), KM 352, 10.35g. Obv: Value in English and Persian, buckled g

Madras Presidency, Madras mint, silver ¼ pagoda, second issue, ND (1808-1812 AD), KM 352, 10.38g. Obv: Value in English and Persian, buckled g

Madras Presidency, Madras mint, silver fanam, first issue, ND (1807-1808 AD), 0.92g. Obv: Star between crossed branches above fanam. Rev: Star in circ