Post-Gupta/early medieval Gujarat - uninscribed coin, probably attributable to the Gurjaras of Bharuch in South Gujarat, (c.500-600AD), not listed in PAIC, 0.60g. Obv: Seated bull, facing left and a small figure of a cockerel above. Rev: Traces of three-arched hill, trident to left and dotted sun above. View Lot

Early Medieval Gujarat - base silver drachm imitating Gupta coin design, possibly issued by the Gurjaras of Bharuch or the kings of Valkha, (c.600-700 AD), PAIC 3762 (listed but not attributed conclusively), 1.14g. Obv: Bust with moustache in profile with a conch shell to right. Rev: Stylized Nandi, seated facing left; medieval Brahmi legend around, not yet fully deciphered. View Lot

Early Medieval Gujarat - unattributed copper coin of 'Kalasha'/vase type, possibly issued by the Kalachuris of Mahishmati, (c.600 AD), not listed in PAIC, 1.36g. Obv: Kalasha or vase of plenty. Rev: Bull seated couchant facing right, traces of Brahmi legend around. View Lot

Early Medieval Gujarat - unattributed copper coin, (c.7th-8th century AD), most likely of the Rashtrakuta (South Gujarat) dynasty, 1.11g. Obv: Stylized representation of Garuda standing holding two snakes in hands. Rev: Brahmi legend Shri …yalano?. View Lot

Vaghelas of Gujarat - unattributed copper coin, (c.1200-1300 AD), unpublished in major sources, 1.85g. Obv: Elephant's head with raised trunk within a rectangular beaded border. Rev: Nagari letter Shrih within a rectangular beaded border. View Lot

Eastern Bengal/Arakan region, silver unit of 'Harikela' type coinage (issued 750-850 AD), MNC 503-505, 5.76g. Obv: Bull seated couchant facing left, legend Harikela above; crude figure of Sankha shell behind the bull's rump. Rev: Ornate Shrivatsa symbol, surrounded by beaded garlands. View Lot

Western Gangas as feudatories of the Rashtrakutas, gold punch-marked Gadyana, repousse fabric, (900-1000 AD), 3.72g, Height: 19.06mm, Width: 18.23mm. Obv: Nine punches struck deeply on a thin flan, 5x Elephant standing in profile to right, 2x Kannada letters 'Shri', 1x Kannada legend 'Maara', 1x Kannada legend 'Pathi'. View Lot

Kakatiyas of Warangal - gold punch-marked heavy gadyana, repousse fabric, tentatively attributed to period of Gunda IV (955-995AD), 5.64g, Height: 48.26mm, Width: 48.65mm. Obv: In centre, mythical bird Hamsa with floral ornamentation around, struck from a single die. Eight punches around - 4x stylized lion facing right, alternating with 4x boar facing right with sun and moon above; along the border, eight punches - 4x stylized lotus, 2x Kannada letter 'Shri' juxtaposed and combined, 1x Kannada legend Manda, 1x Kannada legend lika. View Lot

Kakatiyas of Warangal - gold punch-marked double gadyana, repousse fabric, tentatively attributed to period of Gunda IV (955-995AD), 9.77g, Height: 64.75mm, Width: 64.71mm. Obv: In centre, a highly accomplished depiction of a four-armed goddess seated frontally under a prabha, struck from a single die. Sixteen punches around - 2x Kannada letter 'Shri’ combined, 1x Kannada legend Mandalika, 1x Kannada legend Kesari at cardinal points; 4x boar facing right, sun and moon above, flanked by two lotus punches, in each quadrant created by the cardinal punches. View Lot

Kakatiyas of Warangal - gold punch-marked heavy gadyana, repousse fabric, tentatively attributed to period of Prola I (c.1052-1076 AD), 5.63g, Height: 49.56mm, Width: 51.07mm. Obv: In centre, a majestic roaring lion with floral ornamentation around, struck from a single die; eight punches around - 2x Kannada 'Shri' in pair, 4x lotus symbols, 1x Kannada legend Raaya Gaja, 1x Kannada legend Kesari. Along the border, 13 punches - six clusters of dots (stylized lotus symbols) alternating with seven 'lion facing left' symbols. View Lot

Kakatiyas of Warangal, gold punch-marked gadyana, repousse fabric (c.1100-1200 AD), 3.78g. Obv: nine punches struck deeply on a very thin flan - a boar facing right with sun and moon above in the centre, 2x Kannada letter 'Shri', 4x lion facing left, 1x Kannada legend Ahi /(ta Gaja) and 1x Kannada legend Kesari. Width 31.85mm; Height 31.72mm. View Lot

Nolambas of Nolambavadi, Nanni Nolamba (969-975 AD), gold punch-marked gadyana, 3.73g, Height: 35.52mm, Width: 35.03mm. Obv: Nine punches struck deeply on a thin flan, 5x Symbol punches of Nandi (the humped bull recumbent to left, Sun and Crescent above), 2x Letter “Sri” inscribed in Kannada, 1x Legend punch “Lenkka” retrograde inscribed in Kannada, 1x Symbol punch of “Elephant Goad” with battle axe. View Lot

Sri Lanka (Ceylon), anonymous coinage (970-1070 AD), gold ¼ kahavanu, desilva 27, 1.04g. Obv: Chola style standing man design. Rev: Devanagari legend Lamka ma, rosette above. View Lot

Chola, anonymous coinage (970-1070 AD), gold 1/8 kahavanu, 0.50g. Obv: Chola style standing man design. Rev: Conch shell and 'Anka or Dak' in devanagri. View Lot

Western Gangas (10th - 11th century AD), gold gajpati pagoda, MCSI-I 192-193, 3.86g. Obv: An ornate elephant standing facing to right, there is a 2-layer pearl garland on the neck of the elephant. Rev: Ornamental floral scroll. View Lot

Chalukyas of Kalyana or feudatories - unattributed gold fanam, (c.1100-1200 AD), not in Ganesh or MCSI, 0.37g. Obv: Mythical bird Gandabherunda (double-headed anthropomorphic eagle) running in 'Veera' posture. Rev: Halekannada legend Raya/kamu in two lines. View Lot

Chalukyas of Kalyana or feudatories - uninscribed gold fanam, (c.1100-1200 AD), not in Ganesh or MCSI, 0.38g. Obv: Lion with gaping mouth and raised paw, facing right. Rev: Stylized eight-petal lotus. View Lot

Chalukyas of Kalyana or feudatories - uninscribed gold 1/4 fanam or Haga, (c.1100-1200 AD), not in Ganesh or MCSI, 0.17g. Obv: Lion with gaping mouth and raised paw, facing right. Rev: Uncertain number or letter in Tulu script. View Lot

Kadambas of Hangal, gold gadyana or varaha, in the name of Nakareshwara, the patron deity of Bankapur (1100-1200 AD), MCSI-I-225, 4.20g. Obv: Hanuman seated in Veerasana, holding a hand up in attacking position, two whisks and a shankha shell around; Kannada legend 'Nakara' in exergue. Rev: Elaborate floral scroll decorative motif within a rayed lotus border, one test mark on reverse. View Lot

Kadambas of Goa, gold Gadyana of Jayakeshin II (1125-1148 AD) or Jayakeshin III (1185-1216 AD), similar to MCSI-I 241, 4.41g. Obv: Roaring lion with mane standing facing left, Nagari legend Plavanga in front of its nose. Rev: Nagari legend Shri Saptako/tisha Labdha Vara/Shri Veera Jayake/shi Deva Mala/varamari in five lines. View Lot

Kadambas of Goa, gold gadyana of Jayakesi III (1186-1213 AD), cyclic year 'Prajapati', 4.39g. Obv: Roaring lion facing left, sun and moon behind rump, name of cyclic year (Samvatsara) in front. Rev: Devanagari legend Shri Saptako/ tishwa labdhavara/veera Jayake/si Deva Malava/ramari in five lines. View Lot

Venad Chera Kingdom of Kerala (1118-1180 AD), uninscribed copper cash, MCSI-II 453-454, 4.06g. Obv: Chola style standing figure, lampstand to left and diamond shaped 'Chakra; symbol to right. Rev: Chola style seated figure, battle-axe to right, Grantha letter 'Ra' above. View Lot

Perumal kings of Venad/Kerala - silver achu of Udaya Marthanda (1175-1195 AD), Sarasan B. 12-14, 2.25g. Obv: Crocodile in centre, Nagari legend Shri Udaya/Marthandasya above and below. Rev: Spider in centre, Nagari legend Shri Udaya/Marthandasya above and below. View Lot

Kalachuris of Ratanpur, gold ¼ dinar of Ratna Deva (1160-1168 AD), fraction of Deyell 130, 0.86g. Obv: Stylized representation of Gaja-shardula or 'lion above elephant', a vertical sword to right. Rev: Nagari legend Shri Madra/(tna) Deva in two lines. View Lot

Yadavas of Devagiri - silver dramma of Singhana Deva (1200-1247 AD), MCSI p. 140, 0.63g. Obv: Lion facing left. Rev: Nagari legend Sri Singha/(na) Deva in two lines. View Lot