Archaic Silver, Punch Marked, Kuntala Janapada, (c.600 – 450 BC), 1.56g, Wai region, western Maharashtra, Sultanpur hoard type with 'Pulley' symbol. Quarter unit or 1 ½ Shana (Rajgor series 31), without the treskelis mark between the porngs of the Pulley. View Lot

Archaic Silver, Punch Marked, Kuntala Janapada, (c.600 – 450 BC), 3.33g, Wai region, western Maharashtra, Sultanpur hoard type with 'Pulley' symbol. Half unit or 3 Shana (Rajgor series 30), without the treskelis mark between the porngs of the Pulley. View Lot

Archaic Silver, Punch-mark coin of the ancient Magadha region, (c.550 – 525 BC), 5.27g, Vimshatika standard; with prominent six-armed symbol in the centre and a 'spoon' symbol, plus two minor punches, similar to Rajgor series 10, but this particular variety not listed. View Lot

Archaic Silver, Punch Marked, Kosala Janapada, (c.525 – 465 BC), Karshapana, 3.10g, NW Uttar- Pradesh standard, Rajgor Series 64. View Lot

Archaic Silver, Punch Marked, Kosala Janapada, (c.525 – 465 BC), Karshapana, 3.15g, NW Uttar- Pradesh standard, Rajgor Series 64. View Lot

Archaic Silver, Punch Marked, Kosala Janapada, (c.525 – 465 BC), 4.20g, NW Uttar Pradesh 'Vimshatika' standard, type not in Rajgor. It is similar to Rajgor series 60 or 'Jais hords' type, but of ABCD type, with different symbols. View Lot

Archaic Silver, Punch Marked, Kosala Janapada, (c.525 – 465 BC), 4.23g, NW Uttar Pradesh 'Vimshatika' standard, type not in Rajgor. It is similar to Rajgor series 60 or 'Jais hords' type, but of ABCD type, with different symbols. View Lot

Archaic Silver, Punch-mark coin of the ancient Avanti region, (c.500 – 400 BC) (Nagda hoard type), 3.44g, Karshapana standard (Rajgor series 22, no. 450), restruck on the reverse of Rajgor series 22, type 447. View Lot

Archaic Silver, Punch Marked, Surashtra Janapada, (from Gujarat) (2), (c.450 – 300 BC), ¼ Krashapana 0.84g and 0.99g, (ancient Surashtra region), with bold 'Srivatsa' symbol, struck above number of ancillary marks (Rajgor series 18, type 402h). (2 Coins) View Lot

South Vidarbha-Yavatmal, (c.400 – 300 BC), Silver Punch Marked coin, 1.66g, from the Painganga river system, bearing four punches 1 x Elephant to right, 1 x river turtle and dots, 2 x circle with dots and crescents. View Lot

South Vidarbha-Yavatmal, (c.400 – 300 BC), Silver Punch Marked coin, 1.70g, from the Painganga river system, bearing four punches 1 x Elephant to left, 1 x crescent (?) with an angle inside and circles around, 2 x '3-S around circle' symbols within dotted border. View Lot

Archaic Silver, Punch Marked, Matsya Janapada, ½ 'Vimshatika', 2.16g, West Uttar Pradesh, Agra region, these coins are not listed in Rajgor, (attributed to ancient 'Matsya Janapada), they await a proper publication. View Lot

Archaic Silver, Punch Marked, Matsya Janapada, ½ 'Vimshatika', 2.29g, West Uttar Pradesh, Agra region, these coins are not listed in Rajgor, (attributed to ancient 'Matsya Janapada), they await a proper publication. View Lot

A. Vidarbha region, (c. 30-10BC). 6.45g Copper coin, of 'Mahagramikas' of Sagama family, obverse bears elephant walking right with Brahmi legend (Sa)gamana… above its back. Reverse hasbold Ujjain symbol. View Lot

Vidisha, (c.200 – 150BC), Copper alloy coin of the city-state, 8.13g, Retrograde Brahmi legend 'Vedisasa' on obverse with tree-in railing and three-arched hill on either side. (Uniface). View Lot

Uninscribed copper punch-marked, 9.07g, coin of the Eran-Vidisha region (central Madhya Pradesh), c. 200 BC. Four punches: a bull, a horse, an 'Ujjain' symbol and a 'river with fishes and turtles', View Lot

Satavahanas, Silver, 0.52g, ¼ unit of (Madharuputa) Pulumavi - obv: portrait of the king, rev: dynastic symbol partly seen in the centre, Brahmi legend '…Ti ru Pu lu…' around. View Lot

Satavahana, copper coins (2), 3.99g & 8.69g, from Vidarbha region, attributed to Siri Satakarni c. 100-50 BC). Obverse has elephant walking to right with trunk upraised, with bold symbols above its back; traces of legend above the symbols. Reverse bears bold Ujjain symbol with other smaller symbols surrounding. (2 Coins). View Lot

Ujjayini, Uninscribed die-struck coins (3), Copper 8.56g, 11.75g and 13.89g, a Standing ascetic on obverse with other symbols and an 'Ujjain symbol' on the reverse. (Pieper Class I). (3 Coins) View Lot

Satavahana dynasty, Siri Satakani (c. 1st century BC), 'Bull'-type copper-alloy, 6.21g, coin from Newasa Paithan region, Obv: Bull to right with Brahmi legend'…Satakanisa' above its hump. This motif is counterstruck on an earlier 'Chakra'-type coin of Siri Satakani, the arrowed spokes of the Chakra and legend '…takanisa' clearly visible above the bull. Rev: Tree with five broad leaves in a railing, small swastikas to each side. Traces of the under type (Ujjain symbol, legs of an animal) visible to the left. View Lot

Cast lead coin from Ujjain area, (c. 2nd century BC), with the name 'Pusyamitra', 10.77g, Obv: 'Ujjain symbol' and a river with fishes, Brahmi legend on either side of the Ujjain symbol: 'Pu sa' (on the right), 'Mi ta sa' on the left; Rev: Group of symbols. A Bull, a Tree-in-railing, a triangel-headed standard and an inverted Taurine. View Lot

Imitative tetradrachm of Thrace region, 16.16g, copying designs of Alexander the Great, issued by Celtic tribes of the Danube valley, c. 3rd century BC, Obv: crude bust of Heracles wearing the lion skin \ headdress; Rev: Zeus seated on throne with 'Basileos Alexandrou' legend along both sides, monogram 'xi eta' below the arm of Zeus. View Lot

Indo Scythian, Silver Tetradrachm, 9.22g, Azilises circa 85 – 45/35 BC, Obv: king on horseback right, holding whip; monogram to right, Dioskouroi standing facing on ground line five pellets in ground, Rev: Two Dioscuri standing facing with long Spears, surrounding Kharoshthi legend. View Lot

Indo Scythian Kings, Azes (c. 56 – 30BC), Copper unit, 12.8g, Obv: 'fertility deity' seated on throne Greek legend 'BasileosBasileon (Megalou) Azou'; Rev: Hermes standing with Kharoshthi legend surrounding the motif (Senior 101). There are clear traces that this coin is over struck upon another type of Azes – elephant and bull type (Senior 100). View Lot

Indo Greek, Silver Drachms (4), Apollodotos II (c. 80-60 BC), of two types - BN series 1 (with title ‘Soteros’) and BN series 2 (with title ‘Soteros’ and ‘Philopatoros’) different types. (4 Coins) View Lot