Archaic silver punch marked coin, Bhabua hoard type, attributed to 'Kashi Janapada', (c.600-465 BC), '5-Shana' standard,Rajgor Series 49, nos. 640-650, 5.82g. Obv: Four punches in ABBC configuration, two of non-descript 'whorl' or Jaali patterns and two 'sun' symbols. View Lot

Archaic silver punch marked coin, Bhabua hoard type, attributed to 'Kashi Janapada', (c.600-465 BC), '5-Shana' standard,Rajgor Series 49, nos. 640-650, 6.07g. Obv: Four punches in ABBC configuration, two of non-descript 'whorl' or Jaali patterns and two 'sun' symbols. View Lot

Archaic Silver punch marked coin, Wai region, western Maharashtra, Sultanpur hoard type, traditionally attributed to Kuntala Janapada, (c.600 - 450 BC), quarter unit or 1 ½ Shana (Rajgor series 31), 'Pulley' symbol without the treskelis mark between the prongs, 1.89g. View Lot

Archaic Silver punch marked coin, Wai region, western Maharashtra, Sultanpur hoard type, traditionally attributed to Kuntala Janapada, (c.600 - 450 BC), quarter unit or 1 ½ Shana (Rajgor series 31), 'Pulley' symbol without the treskelis mark between the prongs, 1.73g. View Lot

Archaic Silver punch marked coin, Wai region, western Maharashtra, Sultanpur hoard type, traditionally attributed to Kuntala Janapada, (c.600 - 450 BC), Quarter unit or 1 1/8 Shana, (Rajgor series 31), 'Pulley' symbol without the treskelis mark between the prongs, 0.87g. View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin, attributed to Gandhara Janapada (600-300 BC), 'Bent Bar' early type (wide flan),Rajgor series, 34, 11.30g. Obv: two radiate symbols punched at extreme ends and a small bankar's mark in centre. Rev:Blank. View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin, attributed to Gandhara Janapada (600-300 BC), 'Bent Bar' early type (flat bar with wide flan), Rajgor series, 34, 11.45g. Obv: two radiate symbols punched at extreme ends. Rev: Blank. View Lot

Imperial Magadhan Silver Punch-marked Karshapana coin (400-350 BC), GH series I, no. 127, 3.27g. Obv: five punches - Sun, Six-armed symbol, strung bow-and-arrow, dot with crescent below and a row of dots above, yoke with taurines below the harness (partly seen) View Lot

Imperial Magadhan Silver Punch-marked Karshapana coin (400-350 BC), GH series II, no. 271, listed as 'R', 3.37g.Obv: five punches - Sun, Six-armed symbol, two branches with an ellipse, a leaf imprint, two taurines flanking a dotted circle. View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin, Middle Ganges Valley region, traditionally attributed to 'Kosala' Janapada, (c.400-300BC), ABBC configuration, Murphy Series II, no. II.16.1.1, 4.17g. Obv: four punches – 1 x 'Star of David' with dots between angles, 1 x four-armed whorl and 2 x elephant facing to left. Rev: minor bankers' marks, including a bow-and-arrow. View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin, Middle Ganges Valley region, traditionally attributed to 'Kosala' Janapada, (c.400-300BC), ABBC configuration, Murphy Series II, no. II.16.1.1, 3.93g. Obv: four punches – 1 x 'Star of David' with dots between angles, 1 x four-armed whorl and 2 x elephant facing to left. Rev: minor bankers' marks, including a bow-and-arrow. View Lot

Archaic Silver Punch-marked coin, from Gujarat/Kathiawad region, attributed to 'Surashtra Janapada' (350-250 BC), ½ Karshapana, Rajgor Series 18 no. 411, 0.92g. Obv: Goddess seated on a stool in profile, with one hand raised and the other on her hip, struck twice over. Rev: Traces of under type. View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin from Gujarat, Saurashtra region, Sherdi hoard type, traditionally attributed to 'Surashtra Janapada' (c.300-200BC), ¼ Karshapana, Rajgor series 18, no. 411c, 0.78g. Obv: multiple punches, with 'goddess seated cross-legged with folded hands' being the final. Rev: traces of earlier punches and elephant. View Lot

Post-Mauryan independent dynasts, Vidarbha region (c.250-200BC), uninscribed iron-rich alloyed uniface coin of 'Gajalakshmi' type, 14.27g. Obv: figure of Lakshmi standing in centre, being lustrated by elephants on either side. Rev: plain. View Lot

Post-Mauryan independent dynasts, Marathwada region (c.250-200BC), 'bull'-type copper coin of Balamitra,unpublished in major publications, 1.32g. Obv: Bull standing facing right; Brahmi legend reading anticlockwise outwards Ba(lamitasa) partly visible from right. Rev: 'Ujjain' symbol with taurines within quadrants. View Lot

Post-Mauryan independent dynasts, Marathwada region (c.250-200BC), inscribed uniface punch-marked copper coin,4.42g. Obv: two punches – 1 x taurines on either side of a crescent, 1 x Brahmi legend Seyaso. View Lot

Post-Mauryan independent dynasts, Marathwada region (c.250-200BC), uninscribed die-struck coin, unpublished in major sources, 3.43g. Obv: An inverted triangle-headed standard and a Shrivatsa symbol in tandem, dotted border around.Rev: tree with broad leaves within a railing, in a double dotted border. View Lot

Post-Mauryan die-struck coinage, 'Ujjain' series - copper coin of 'man with staff' type, (c.200-150BC), Kothari RB89, 6.12g. Obv: Man seated cross-legged wearing a hair-bun and carrying a staff, tree-in-railing to the right and Swastika in between the two. Rev: 'Ujjain'-symbol with double annular orbs. View Lot

Eastern Malwa, uninscribed die-struck coin, (c.200-150BC), unpublished in major sources, 6.48g. Obv: six-arched hill with Shrivatsa above in centre, horses facing left and right on either side. Rev: indistinct, but traces of a standing female deity towards left. View Lot

Ancient Malwa, copper coin of Kurara city state, (c.150-100BC), Pieper AICR 500, 2.02g. Obv: 'Ujjain' symbol with one orb modified as Nandipada, tree-in-railing to left; Brahmi legend Kuraraya above. Rev: Plain. View Lot

Post- Mauryan Haryana,Punjab region, copper coin of Agra (Agacha) community state, (c.150-100BC), 4.52g. Obv: tree -in-railing with legend Agacha Janapadasa struck more than once. Rev: plain. View Lot

Post- Mauryan Haryana-Punjab region, copper coin of Agra (Agacha) community state, (c.150-100BC), 1.00g. Obv: tree-in-railing with legend Agacha Janapadasa struck more than once. Rev: plain. View Lot

Post-Mauryan South Vidarbha, king Sebaka (150-100 BC), 'elephant'-type copper coin, 6.45g. Obv: Elephant walking to right, wavy line with fishes below; Brahmi legend Raño Seba(ka)… above. Rev: Bold Nandipada drawn with double lines, a circle with Swastikas below to its left and an open cross with Nandipadas and Shrivatsas inside above the circle. View Lot

Post-Mauryan South Vidarbha, Patalatolata (150-100 BC), alloyed copper coin, 5.36g. Obv: Bull walking to right, tree -in-railing in its front and traces of river with fishes below Brahmi legend …tolatasa above. Rev: Sunburst symbol with a Swastika and a triangle-headed standard to the left. View Lot

Post-Mauryan South Vidarbha, king Sebaka (c.150-100 BC), 'elephant'-type copper coin, 7.60g. Obv: elephant walking to right, three-arched hill surmounted by crescent near its trunk; Brahmi legend …(Sebakasa) above. Rev: bold Nandipada drawn with double lines, a concentric circle below to its left and an open cross above the circle. View Lot