Archaic Silver Punch marked coin from NW Uttar Pradesh, Kosala Janpada, (c.525-465 BC), 4.18g and 4.23g, 'Vimshatika' standard, type not in Rajgor. It is similar to Rajgor Series 60 or 'Jai but of ABCD type, with four different symbols. (2 Coins) View Lot

Magadha, Imperial Silver, 3.30g, 'Karshapana' coin, series I, (c. 500-400 BC), similar to GH-227-232, but with a prominent 'ship'-like symbol. Other symbols include the Sun, the six-armed symbol, a circle with four 'drops' within and a dot with four prongs in a square border. View Lot

Magadha, Imperial Silver, 3.35g, 'Karshapana' coin, series I, (c. 500-400 BC), variety GH-231. View Lot

Magadha, Imperial Silver, 3.39, 'Karshapana' coin, series I, (c. 500-400 BC), similar to GH-227-232. It has four symbols but the fifth symbol is indistinct and therefore a GH number cannot be assigned. View Lot

Magadha, Imperial Silver, 3.42g, 'Karshapana' coin, series I, (c. 500-400 BC), variety GH-126. View Lot

Archaic Silver Punch-marked coin of South Vidarbha region (Painganga river system), 1.61g, four punches: 1 x elephant to right, 2 x large circle with grain-shaped dots around it, 1 x crescent with dots along its curved side. View Lot

Archaic Silver Punch-marked coin of South Vidarbha region (Painganga river system), 1.64g, four punches: 1 x elephant to left, 2 x lotus-like marks with triangular projections, 1 x indistinct. View Lot

Archaic Silver Punch-marked coin of South Vidarbha region (Painganga river system), 1.70g, four punches: 1 x elephant to left, 2 x symbols made with multiple 'S'- marks and circles, 1 x three taurine going round a circle, enclosed in a triangular dotted border. View Lot

Archaic Silver Punch-marked coin of South Vidarbha region (Painganga river system), 1.72g, four punches: 1 x elephant to right, 2 x large circle with smaller circles and crescent going around them, 1 x stylised turtle. View Lot

(A). Uninscribed die-struck copper coin of Taxila region, (c. 200-150 BC), 1.94g. Obv: elephant waling to right; Rev: three-arched hill with crescent.(B). Uninscribed die-struck copper coin of Taxila region, (c. 200-150 BC), 2.96g. Obv: tree-in-railing with (C). Uninscribed die-struck copper coin of Taxila region, (c. 200-150 BC), 3.40g. Obv: tree-in-railing; Rev: Three-arched hill with crescent. (3 Coins) View Lot

Uninscribed die-struck copper coin of Taxila region, (c. 200-150 BC), 5.81g. Obv: Lion facing right with Swastika above and a 'three-arched hill with crescent' symbol in its front; Rev: elephant walking to left. View Lot

A group of five uninscribed die-struck coins, Ujjain series. It includes the well-known Ujjain types of 'mithuna' (man and woman holding hands), 'abhisheka-lakshmi' and 'standing man holding water pot and staff'. All of them have the 'Ujjain' symbol on reverse, in different configurations. (5 Coins) View Lot

Satavahanas, Junnar 'lioness'-type of Siri Satakani, (c. 1st cent. BC), 5.95g. Obv: Lioness on top of a three-arched hill; Brahmi legend Rano Siri Sata(ka)nisa; Rev: Ujjain symbol in square border. View Lot

Satavahana Dynasty, Siri Satakani / Siri Sati (c. 1st century BC), 'Elephant'-type copper coins from the lower Narmada / Tapi valley region, 3.49g, 6.86g and 8.21g. Obv: elephant with trunk upraised, Brahmi legend 'Rano Siri' around; Rev: Ujjain symbol. (3 Coins) View Lot

Satavahana Dynasty, Siri Satakani / Siri Sati (c. 1st century BC), 'Elephant'-type copper coin from the lower Narmada / Tapi valley region, 8.89g. Obv: elephant with trunk upraised with Brahmi legend 'Rano Siri' around and counter marked with a bold Swastika symbol in a square incuse; Rev: Ujjain symbol. View Lot

Satavahana Feudatories, Mahabhoja Dynasty, Konkan region, (c. 2nd BC), Lead, 7.22g. Obv: Turtle with snakes around a triangular headed standard with Swastik and fragmentary Brahmi legend Rev: Traces of thunderbolt & arrow. View Lot

Indo-Greek, Menander I, Silver Tetradrachm, 9.86g. Obv: helmeted bust to right, Rev: Athena standing to left with thunderbolt and shield (BOP series 15). View Lot

Indo-Greek, Menander I, Silver Tetradrachm, 9.66g. Obv: diademed bust to left, holding spear, Rev: Athena standing to left with thunderbolt and shield (SNG ANS 745). View Lot

Indo-Greek, Menander I, Copper Diobol, 35.19g, helmeted bust of Athena to right, prancing horse to right (BOP series 24A). View Lot

Indo-Greek, Apollodots I, Square Copper Hemiobol, 9.42g, Apollo standing to left, holding bow and arrow, monogram bottom left, tripod monogram to left (BOP series 6). View Lot

Indo-Greek, Eucratides (c. 170-145 BC), Silver obol, BN series 9, 0.58g. Obv: helmeted bust of the king; Rev: Two 'pilloi' caps and Greek legend Basileos Eukratidou. View Lot

Indo-Scythian, Zeus Nikephorus, Silver Tetradrachm, 9.51g. Obv: king on horseback right, holding whip; monogram to right Rev: Xesus standing left, holding wingel nike on outstretched right hand and long scepter in left hand. Surrounding kharoshti legend. View Lot

Indo-Scythian, Silver Tetradrachm of Vonones with Spalahores (c. 1st cent. BC), Senior ISCH 65.3, 9.81g.Obv: king riding on horse holding a spear, Greek legend Basileos Basileon Megalou Ononou around; Rev: Zeus standing holding spear and thunderbolt. Kharoshti legend Maharajabhrata Dhramikasa Spalahorasa around. View Lot

North India, Almora region, monarchical series, alloyed copper coin of 'Mrgabhuti', (c. 50-100AD), 8.33g. Obv: a spoon with zig-zag handle and Brahmi legend Mugabhutisa around its circular end; a deer and a railing in the space left over. Rev: Triratna symbol within an ornate railing. View Lot

Gold seal bearing inscription Challibhattaya in 3rd-4th century Brahmi, 1.03g, The grammar of the inscription indicates that the person who it names was a woman named 'Challibhatta'. This is unusual as most such seals are inscribed with the name of a man. View Lot