Indus Valley Civilization (mature phase, 2500-2000 BC), gold ornamental diskette, a big round punch bevelled on reverse of diskette, to be strung into a necklace; 4.44g; 30.90mm. View Lot

Indus Valley Civilization (mature phase, 2500-2000 BC), gold ornamental diskette, five small indentations bevelled on reverse of diskette, to be strung into a necklace; 2.09g; 28mm. View Lot

Indus Valley Civilization (mature phase, 2500-2000 BC), gold ornamental diskette, four small indentations bevelled on reverse of diskette,to be strung into a necklace; 1.45g; 26.45mm. View Lot

Indus Valley Civilization (mature phase, 2500-2000 BC), group of 3 gold rings/disks, to be strung into a necklace and possibly used for trade as primitive money, said to have been recovered from excavations at Harappan sites, weighs 0.11g, 0.12 and 0.16g; 4.83mm to 4.91mm. (3 disks) View Lot

Indus Valley Civilization (mature phase, 2500-2000 BC), group of 3 gold rings/disks, to be strung into a necklace and possibly used for trade as primitive money, said to have been recovered from excavations at Harappan sites, weighs 0.12g, 0.13g and 0.16g; 4.77mm to 4.88mm. (3 disks) View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin, Middle Ganga Valley, Jais hoard type, usually attributed to Kosala Janapada (c.400-350 BC), Vimshatika standard, Rajgor series 60 but appears to be counterstruck on the reverse of an earlier issue, 4.30g. Obv: Four symbols in ABBC configuration - 1. Star of David, 2. Four lunettes around a dot, 3. and 4. Two ‘Treskelis’ symbols. Rev: Three small bankers' marks (Sun, wheel and a concentric orb) & traces of an undertype. View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin, Middle Ganga Valley, Jais hoard type, usually attributed to Kosala Janapada (c.400-350 BC), Vimshatika standard, Rajgor series 60, 4.27g. Obv: Four symbols in ABBC configuration - 1. Star of David, 2. Four lunettes around a dot, 3. and 4. Two ‘Treskelis’ symbols. Rev: Three small indentations. View Lot

Archaic silver punch-marked coin, Magadha Janapada (c. 425-400 BC), karshapana standard, 3.06g. Obv: Five punches sun, six armed, elephant, tortoise and turtle?. Rev: Various counter marks with three arched hill, (Allan Pl. VII.8). View Lot

Imperial Magadhan silver punch-marked Karshapana coin (c.400-350 BC), GH Series I, no. 162, 3.17g. Obv: five punches - 1. Sun, 2. Six -armed symbol, 3. Bull facing right, 4. Tree with large leaves; 5. Five annulets in rectangle with added 'bankers' marks'. Rev: three 'bankers marks'. View Lot

Imperial Magadhan silver punch-marked coin (350-300 BC), Karshapana standard, GH-Series IVa, no. 344, 3.17g. Five punches - Sun, Six-armed symbol, Two fishes in a river bend, Two fishes in a box and A six-arched hill; The coin is restruck on the reverse of an earlier, series I or II coin and listed as 'Extremely Rare' in GH as such. View Lot

Imperial Magadhan silver punch-marked Karshapana coin (200-180 BC), GH series VII, no. 590, 2.69g. Obv: Three human figures constituting a single punch, peacock on a five arched hill, etc. Rev: Peacock on three arched hill. View Lot

Pre-Mauryan silver punch-marked coins, karshapana standard (2), five punches on obverse. View Lot

Late Mauryan silver punch-marked coins, (200-150 BC), karshapana standard (4), various punches including sun, six armed, turtle, deer and three arched hill on obverse.(4 coins) View Lot

Ancient Malwa, post-Mauryan uninscribed die-struck copper coin of Ujjain area, 'standing man' type, (c. 250-200 BC), PAIC 662, 4.07g. Obv: Man with staff and water-pot standing facing, bull to left, wheel with arrow-spokes above, tree to right. Rev: 'Ujjain' symbol with concentric orbs. View Lot

Ancient Malwa, post-Mauryan uninscribed die-struck copper coin of Ujjain region, 'goddess' type, (c. 250-200 BC), PAIC 686, 3.78g. Obv: Standing female deity with a taurine in upraised left hand, right hand resting on waist, wheel with protruding arrows and Ujjain symbol in left field, tree in railing in right field. Rev: Ujjain symbol with swastika in each orb. View Lot

Ancient Malwa, post-Mauryan uninscribed die-struck copper coin of Ujjain/Maheshwar area, 'horse' type, (c.250-200 BC), PAIC 732, 5.72g. Obv: Horse walking to right, horizontal tree-in-railing to above, small 'Ujjain' symbol below and wavy line with fishes to left. Rev: 'Ujjain' symbol with Swastikas in quadrants. View Lot

Ancient Vidarbha, Bhon region, post Mauryan uninscribed coin, 2-1 cen BC, Copper unit, 4.58g. Obv: River goddess facing front, holding fish in her right hand, a crescent on top of the head, an inverted triangle standard (Indradhvaja) and four orbed Ujjain symbol in left field, Dotted border around. Rev: Plain. View Lot

Ancient Central Malwa, Vidisha region, uniface copper punch-marked coin of post-Mauryan period (c.200-150 BC), PAIC 463, 8.70g. Obv: Five punches - 1. Elephant with raised trunk walking to right, 2. Triangle-headed standard in a railing, 3. Tree-in-railing, 4. Wavy lines (river) with fishes and turtles and 5. Eight-petal 'lotus' symbol. Rev: Blank. View Lot

Ancient Vidarbha/Marathwada region, post-Mauryan pre-Satavahana uninscribed die-struck coinage, (c.200-150 BC), 'bull' type copper coin, not listed in PAIC, 3.80g. Obv: Bull standing facing right; tree-in-railing to right. Rev: Traces of a device that has been struck. View Lot

Early uninscribed cast copper coin or EUCCC (200-150 BC), from a series concentrated in Northern Maharashtra / lower Tapi Valley, 2.48g. Obv: A tree-in-railing and a three-arched hill surmounted by a crescent, aligned 'head to toe' with respect to each other. Rev: Blank. View Lot

Satavahanas, alloyed copper coin of Chimuka, 'Elephant' type, Newase-Paithan region, (2nd-1st cent. BC), PAIC 2609, 6.47g. Obv: Elephant to right with trunk raised, four orbed symbol on its back, Brahmi legend around reading (Ra)no Vasathi(putasa)Siri(Chimukasa). Rev: Tree in railing with seven branches, ancillary symbols around. View Lot

Satavahanas, Vidarbha region, copper coin of King Satakarni, 3.65g, elephant-type. Obv: An elephant walking with trunk upraised to right, Brahmi legend'…(Sa)dakani(sa) above. Rev: Bold 'Ujjain' symbol. View Lot

Taxila, Uninscribed die-struck coinage (200-100 BC), MIGIS-4 type 526, 11.07g. Obv: Deep incused punch with four symbols: Three-arched hill with crescent, Tree-in-railing, Taurine and Swastika. Rev: Blank. 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 coinage (200-100 BC), MIGIS-4 type 529, 12.23g. Obv: Incused punch with symbols: A pile of nine pellets, Three-arched hill with crescent, Wavy line and Two bunches of grapes on vine. Rev: Blank. View Lot