Archaic Silver Punch-marked, Coin of a type which was recently discovered and hitherto not properly studied. Weight (4.40g., corresponding to the 'Vimsatika' standard) and symbolic configuration (ABBC) indicates a series from the middle Gangetic Valley. The symbols are entirely geometric and composed of intricate whorls. View Lot

A group of three Imperial Magadhan Silver Punch-marked Karshapana coins (400-350 BC), (a) GH series I, no. 183, 3.24g. Five punches: Sun, Six-armed symbol, Cockerel-like bird in a rectangle, A sacrificial post within a crescent and Elephant. (b) GH series I, no. 260, 3.32g. Five punches: Sun, Six-armed symbol, Grid-rectangle, Pot between two spoons and Elephant. (c) GH series II, no. 279 var., 3.29g. Five punches: Sun, Six-armed symbol, Fish with taurines in a rectangle, Crescent with six dots inside and A large dot within a square (the last symbol not listed by GH). (3 Coins) View Lot

A group of three Imperial Magadhan Silver Punch-marked Karshapana coins (400-350 BC), (a) GH series I, no. 260, 3.31g. Five punches: Sun, Six-armed symbol, Grid-rectangle, Pot between two spoons and Elephant. (b) GH series II, no. 279, 3.13g. Five punches: Sun, Six-armed symbol, Fish with taurines in a rectangle, Crescent with six dots inside and Circle with a dot flanked by two taurines. (c) GH series II, no. 279 var., 3.13g. Five punches: Sun, Six-armed symbol, Fish with taurines in a rectangle, Crescent with six dots inside and Large dot within a square (the last symbol not listed by GH). (3 Coins) View Lot

Archaic Silver Punch-marked Coin (c.350-330 BC), 4 symbol coins of the Meghna-Padma divide in Eastern Bengal (Bangladesh), similar to those reported from the site of Bari-Wateshwar, struck to a ½ Karshapana, 1.77g. Standard with ABCD symbolic configuration. Four symbols – 1. Sun, 2. Six-armed symbol, 3. Open cross and 4. A river boat. View Lot

Archaic Silver Punch-marked Coin (c.350-330 BC), 4 symbol coins of the Meghna-Padma divide in Eastern Bengal (Bangladesh), similar to those reported from the site of Bari-Wateshwar, struck to a ½ Karshapana, 1.76g. Standard with ABCD symbolic configuration. Four symbols – 1. Sun, 2. Six-armed symbol, 3. Open cross and 4. A river boat. View Lot

Archaic Silver Punch-marked Coin (c.350-330 BC), 4 symbol coins of the Meghna-Padma divide in Eastern Bengal (Bangladesh), similar to those reported from the site of Bari-Wateshwar, struck to a ½ Karshapana, 1.73g. Standard with ABCD symbolic configuration. Four symbols – 1. Sun, 2. Six-armed symbol, 3. Open cross and 4. A river boat. View Lot

Imperial Magadhan Silver Punch-marked Karshapana Coins, a group of eight coins of series II and III (300-200 BC) consisting of GH 291, GH 301 var. (unlisted in GH), GH 304 var. (unlisted in GH), GH 305, GH 305?, GH 337 (listed XR), GH 344 (listed XR) and GH 443.(8 Coins) View Lot

Early Uninscribed Copper Cast Coinage (200-100 BC), Deccan series, 14.25g. Obv: A bold three-arched hill surmounted by a crescent. Rev: An 'open cross' symbol. View Lot

Early Uninscribed Copper Cast Coins (200-100 BC), a lot of three coins with different symbolic configurations, MAC 4348 type, 3.64g and MAC 4297 type, 2.46g and 2.17g. (3 Coins) View Lot

Ancient Malwa, Uniface die-struck monarchical coin (200-150 BC), a king named Bhanumitra, unpublished in major sources, 6.36g. Obv: Tree in railing with rounded leaves, a semi circular pond below and a human figure holding a stick and water-pot to its right; Brahmi legend in early characters (Rano) Bhanumitasa around. Rev: Plain. View Lot

Ancient Malwa, Uniface monarchical coin (200-150 BC), with issuer's name Bhumimitasa inscribed in early Brahmi characters, within a single bold punch, at right angles to a tree in railing and a six arched hill symbol; traces of a wavy line in exergue. Unpublished in major sources, 4.48g. View Lot

Taxila, Uninscribed die-struck Bronze coin (200-150 BC), MIGIS-4, type 527, 8.79g. Obv: Three-arched hill with crescent and tree in railing. Rev: Blank. View Lot

Taxila, Uninscribed die-struck Bronze coin (200-150 BC), MIGIS-4, type 539, 13.31g. Obv: Elephant walking to right, standard-banners symbol in its front. Rev: Horse galloping to left, sun symbol above. View Lot

Taxila, Uninscribed die-struck Bronze coin (200-150 BC), MIGIS-4, type 543, 12.52g. Obv: Elephant walking to right. Rev: Horse galloping to left with sun above. View Lot

Taxila, Two Uninscribed die-struck Bronze Coins (200-150 BC), (a) MAC 4408, 3.05g. Obv: Elephant walking to right, three-arched hill with crescent above. Rev: Lion standing facing left Swastika above. (b) MIGIS-4, type 545, 4.60g. Obv: Elephant walking to left, three-arched hill with crescent in its front, taurine above. Rev: Blank. (2 Coins) View Lot

Taxila, Uninscribed die-struck Bronze coin (200-150 BC), similar to MIGIS-4, type 572, 3.03g. Three-arched hill with crescent countermarked by a Swastika on obverse and reverse. View Lot

Taxila, Uninscribed die-struck Coin (200-150 BC), MIGIS-4 type 576 var., 6.85g. Obv: Four symbols: Three-arched hill with crescent, Standard in between banners, Triangle-headed standard and open cross. Rev: Four symbols: Three-arched hill with crescent, Shrivatsa and Swastika with curved 'hands'. View Lot

Taxila, Uninscribed die-struck Coin (200-150 BC), MIGIS-4 type 578, 5.00g. Obv: Lotus standard flanked by banners in a railing, with two small three-arched hill symbols on either side. Rev: Three-arched hill with crescent above a bold 'open cross' symbol. View Lot

Taxila, Uninscribed die-struck Coin (200-150 BC), MIGIS-4 type 578, 3.94g. Obv: Lotus standard flanked by banners in a railing, with two small three-arched hill symbols on either side. Rev: Three-arched hill with crescent above a bold 'open cross' symbol. View Lot

Taxila, Uninscribed die-struck Coin (200-150 BC), MIGIS-4 type 578, 2.88g. Obv: Lotus standard flanked by banners in a railing, with two small three-arched hill symbols on either side. Rev: Three-arched hill with crescent above a bold 'open cross' symbol. View Lot

Taxila, Uninscribed die-struck Bronze coin (200-150 BC), MIGIS-4, type 582, 3.38g. Obv: Taurine to left and threearched hill with crescent to right. Rev: Taurine to right and three-arched hill with crescent to left. View Lot

Taxila, Uninscribed die-struck Bronze coin (200-150 BC), not in MAC or MIGIS, 8.43g. Obv: Bull walking to right. Rev: Sunburst symbol. View Lot

Taxila, Two Uninscribed die-struck Bronze Coins (200-150 BC), not in MAC or MIGIS, 1.62g and 1.52g. Obv: Threearched hill with crescent. Rev: Three-arched hill with crescent flanked by two taurines. (2 Coins) View Lot

Ujjain, Uninscribed die-struck coin (2nd Century BC), Kothari RB 246, 3.70g. Obv: Standing human figure with long staff; three-arched hill and two lines with a single fish in between seen to left. Rev: Fron within a beaded rectangular border. View Lot

Post-Mauryan, Uninscribed die struck Copper Coin of Taxila region (185-160 BC), 12.81g. Obv: Elephant walking to right. Rev: Lion facing left with Swastika above and three arched hill, MAC 4401-4403. View Lot