Archaic silver punch-marked coin, Gomti-Ghagra River Valley region, usually attributed to Ayodhya Janapada (c.600-400 BC), Vimshatika standard, similar to MATEC 2167-2182, 4.87g. Obv: One large punch of 'six curves around a bold dot’ symbol and a side punch of bull. Rev: Blank. View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin - Upper Krishna valley, Wai-Sultanpur region of Western Maharashtra, sometimes attributed to 'Ashmaka/Kuntala Janapada', Rajgor 502-509, 6.56g. Obv: 'Pulley'-like symbol with a 'treskelis' symbol between the prongs. Rev: Traces of a similar symbol. View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin - Middle Ganga Valley, Jais hoard type, usually attributed to Koshala Janapada (c.600-400 BC), Vimshatika standard, Rajgor series 60, 4.28g. Obv: Four symbols in ABBC configuration - 1. Star of David, 2. Four lunettes around a dot, 3. and 4. Treskelis symbols. Rev: Small bankers' marks. View Lot

Archaic silver punch marked 'bent bar' coin, attributed to 'Gandhara Janapada', (c.600-300 BC) - early type, flat bar with wide flan, Rajgor Series 34, 11.23g. Obv: Two punches with radiating circles on either end of the bar, with small 'Taxila mark' symbol in centre. Rev: Blank. View Lot

Archaic silver punch marked 'bent bar' coin, attributed to 'Gandhara Janapada', (c.600-300 BC) - middle type, flat bar with narrow flan, Rajgor Series 35, 10.38g. Obv: Two punches with radiating circles on either end of the bar, with small 'Taxila mark' symbol in center. Rev: Blank. View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin - Bihar series, generally attributed to 'Magadha Janapada' of pre-imperial period, (c.450-400 BC), struck to Vimshatika standard, Rajgor Series 10, 5.40g. Obv: Four punches - 1. Sun, 2. Six-armed symbol (in centre), 3. Crescent, 4. Sacrificial spoon; other smaller marks around. Rev: Minor 'banker's marks'. View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin - Bihar series, generally attributed to 'Magadha Janapada' of pre-imperial period, (c.450-400 BC), struck to Vimshatika standard, Rajgor Series 10, 5.32g. Obv: Four punches - 1. Sun, 2. Six-armed symbol (in centre), 3. Crescent, 4. Sacrificial spoon; other smaller marks around. Rev: Minor 'banker's marks'. View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin - Bihar series, generally attributed to 'Magadha Janapada' of pre-imperial period, (c.450-400 BC), struck to Vimshatika standard, similar Rajgor Series 10, 5.32g. Obv: Three punches - 1. Sun, 2. Six-armed symbol (in centre), 3. Large dot with six small dots above; plus one small banker's mark. Rev: Plain. View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin - Bihar series, generally attributed to 'Magadha Janapada' of pre-imperial period, (c.450-400 BC), struck to Vimshatika standard, similar to Rajgor Series 10, 5.25g. Obv: Three main punches - 1. Sun, 2. Six -armed symbol (in centre), 3. Large dot with six small dots above; the last symbol is struck twice. Rev: Plain. View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin - Bhabua hoard type, attributed to 'Kashi Janapada' (c.450-400 BC), '5-Shana’ standard, Rajgor Series 49, nos. 640-650, 4.05g. Obv: Four punches in ABBC configuration, two of nondescript 'whorl’ patterns and two 'sun'-like symbols. Rev: Plain. View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin - Middle Ganga Valley (attributed to 'Kashi Janapada'), (c.400-350 BC), Vimshatika standard, scyphate shape and fabric, Rajgor 708, 4.91g. Obv: Four symbols of ABBC configuration - two large 'whorl' marks with anticlockwise sprigs, one large whorl with clockwise sprigs and one whorl without a central circle. Rev: Banker's marks. View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin, Ghagra-Gandak River Valley region, 'Narhan hoard' type (attributed to 'Shakya Janapada'), (c.400-350 BC), double Karshapana standard, not listed in Rajgor, 7.03g. Obv: single deep punch of a four -lobed symbol, many small ancillary punches around. Rev: Plain. View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin - Ghagra-Gandak River Valley region, 'Narhan hoard' type, commonly attributed to 'Shakya Janapada', (c.400-350 BC), double Karshapana standard, similar to Rajgor 523, 7.02g. Obv: Single deep punch of a pentagon symbol with large central dot, two smaller punches besides. Rev: Plain. View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin, Ghagra-Gandak River Valley region, 'Narhan hoard' type, (c.400-350 BC), 5-Shana or 1½ Vimshatika standard, similar to Rajgor 522 (attributed to 'Shakya Janapada'), 7.24g. Obv: Single deep punch of a star-like symbol, made up of five triangles around a central dot and many small ancillary punches. Rev: Plain. View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin, Ghagra-Gandak River Valley region, 'Narhan hoard' type (attributed to 'Shakya Janapada'), (c.400-350 BC), double Karshapana standard, similar to Rajgor 523, 6.98g. Obv: Single deep punch of a symbol consisting of pentagon with large central dot, many small ancillary punches. Rev: Plain. View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin - Ghagra-Gandak River Valley region, 'Narhan hoard' type (attributed to 'Shakya Janapada'), (c.400-350 BC), double Karshapana standard, similar to Rajgor 523, 6.48g. Obv: Single deep punch of a symbol consisting of crescents and lines, many small ancillary punches. Rev: Plain. View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin, Ghagra-Gandak River Valley region, 'Narhan hoard' type (attributed to 'Malla Janapada'), (c.400-350 BC), ½ Shatamana standard, similar to Rajgor 1116, 5.13g. Obv: Single deep punch of a symbol consisting of circle with six rays and dots, plus many small ancillary punches. Rev: Plain. View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin - middle Ganges valley region, 'Jakhania hoard' type, traditionally attributed to 'Kasi Janapada under Kosala Janapada', (c.400-300 BC), ABBC configuration, Vimshatika standard, not listed in Rajgor, 4.08g. Obv: Four punches - 1. Whorl with anticlockwise prongs, 2. Otter/mongoose facing right, 3 and 4. '3-S' symbols. Rev: A single 'banker's mark'. View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin - middle Ganges valley region, 'Jakhania hoard' type, traditionally attributed to 'Kasi Janapada under Kosala Janapada' (c.400-300 BC), ABCD configuration, Vimshatika standard, Rajgor series 58, variety not listed, 4.20g. Obv: Four punches - 1. Whorl with anticlockwise prongs, 2. Dog/otter facing left, 3. '3-S' symbol, 4. Crescent with six dots inside. Rev: Minor 'banker's marks'. View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin - middle Ganges valley region, 'Jakhania hoard' type, traditionally attributed to 'Kasi Janapada under Kosala Janapada', (c.400-300 BC), ABBC configuration, Vimshatika standard, Rajgor series 58, no. 809, 4.68g. Obv: Four punches - 1. Whorl with anticlockwise prongs, 2. Cross with anticlockwise curvy extensions, 3 and 4. six petal lotus flowers; plus one banker's mark (sun). Rev: Minor 'banker's marks'. View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin - middle Ganges valley region, 'Jakhania hoard' type, traditionally attributed to 'Kasi Janapada under Kosala Janapada', (c.400-300 BC), ABBC configuration, Vimshatika standard, Rajgor series 58, no. 809, 4.63g. Obv: Four punches - 1. Whorl with anticlockwise prongs, 2. Cross with clockwise curvy extensions, 3 and 4. six-petal lotus flowers. Rev: Minor 'banker's marks'. View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin - middle Ganges valley region, 'Jakhania hoard' type, traditionally attributed to 'Kasi Janapada under Kosala Janapada' (c.400-300 BC), ABBC configuration, Vimshatika standard, Rajgor series 58, no. 834, 4.69g. Obv: Four punches - 1. Whorl with anticlockwise prongs, 2. Cross with curvy extensions, 3 and 4. Semi-whorl with anticlockwise prongs and clusters of dots. Rev: Minor 'banker's marks'. View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin - middle Ganges valley region, 'Jakhania hoard' type, traditionally attributed to 'Kasi Janapada under Kosala Janapada' (c.400-300 BC), ABBC configuration, Vimshatika standard, Rajgor series 58, no. 856, 4.70g. Obv: Four punches - 1. Whorl with clockwise prongs, 2. Pentagon with curvy extensions, 3 and 4. Three lunettes touching base. Rev: Minor 'banker's marks'. View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin - middle Ganges valley region, 'Jakhania hoard' type, traditionally attributed to 'Kasi Janapada under Kosala Janapada', (c.400-300 BC), ABBC configuration, Vimshatika standard, Rajgor series 58, no. 891, 3.96g. Obv: Four punches - 1. Whorl with anticlockwise prongs, 2. Otter/mongoose facing left, 3 and 4. '3-S' symbols. Rev: A single 'banker's mark'. View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin - middle Ganges valley region, 'Jakhania hoard' type, traditionally attributed to 'Kasi Janapada under Kosala Janapada' (c.400-300 BC), ABBC configuration, Vimshatika standard, Rajgor series 58, similar to no. 891, 4.02g. Obv: Four punches - 1. Whorl with anticlockwise prongs, 2. Dog/otter facing right, 3 and 4. '3-S' symbols. Rev: Plain. View Lot