Akbar (AH 963-1014 / 1556-1605 AD), Gold Mohur, 10.78gms, Lahore Mint, Ilahi type, Month Amardad, Year 48, Jalla Jalalahu Allahu Akbar legend on obv. (KM # a114.6). XF, very Rare.

Gupta Empire, Samudragupta (345-375 AD), Gold Dinar, "Ashwamedha" type Obv: a sacrificial horse standing facing left, behind a sacrificial post (Yupa), which is shown as an elaborate stand with streamers and ribbons flying in the wind, the Yupa has an ornamental pedestal with two steps which are slightly bent in towards the center, Brahmi legend around the field, Brahmi letter 'Si' (Siddam) on top of a platformed pedestal beneath the horse, Rev: the chief queen in the guise of a goddess nimbate, standing left on a wide lotus-shaped pedestal, carrying a fly-whisk in her right hand, which is placed on her shoulder and holding a towel in her left, Brahmi legend "Ashwamedha Parakramah" on the right field and ritual needle (Soochi) on the left, (Variant of Altekar, Bayana Hoard # Pl. IV-1/BMC # Pl. V-13/TOTGE, S. Kumar # Class I-Var. A), Extremely Rare.

Govind Singh (AD 1907-1948), Gold ½ Nazarana Mohur, 4.35g, obv. portrait of the ruler facing front, rev. Arms of the State, no date an issue of 1940’s (KM X1). As usual weakly struck due to excessively worn out dies, Very Fine+, Rare.

10 rupees, bimetallic coin (Unity in Diversity theme inauguration coin), IG mint Calcutta, 7.75g, plain edge, 27mm, proof like surface. Obv: Lion capital of Ashoka pillar with Satyameva Jayate in hindi, middle left and denomination at right, no mint mark. Rev: Artist's rendering of four heads sharing a common body cross with a dot in each quadrant.

East India Company, Bengal Presidency, Nawabs of Bengal, Itimad ud-Daula Mir Qasim (c. 1760-1763 AD), Monghyr (Munger) Mint, Silver Rupee, 11.48gms, in the name of Shah Alam II, AH 1176, RY 4, sun symbol on obv. (Stevens # pp.244).

Shah Jahan I (AH 1037-1068 / 1628-1658 AD), Gold Mohur, 10.88gms, Burhanpur Mint, date off flan, Sanah Hijri type, Kalima and mint name on obv and ruler name in four lines on rev. (KM # 255.2). Extremely fine. Very Rare.

Delhi i Sultan, Khaljis, Rukn al-Din Ibrahim (AH 695, 1296 AD), Silver Tanka, 10.64 gms, 28.47 mm, Hadrat Dehli Mint (mostly visible at 7 o'clock in margin on rev), AH 695 in words as Duriba hadha al-fidda (Silver) be hadhrat dehli (mint name) fi sanat (the date) 'khamsa wa tas’een wa Sittamiat', meaning Struck this (piece of) silver at the capital city of Dehli in the year five and ninety and six hundred, Obv: Arabic legend al-Sultan al a'zam rukn al dunya wa'l din abu'l muzaffar Ibrahim shah al sultan bin. Rev: Arabic legend al sultan al a'zam Jalal al-dunya wa'l din Firuzshah Nasir amir al mu'minin, Ex Baldwin's Auction 53 (2007 AD), Lot 1572, G&G # D211, very fine+, extremely rare.

Mughals, Jahangir (AH 1014-1037 / 1605-1627 AD), Silver 1/20 Rupee, 0.51gms, Patna Mint, AH 1034, Ilahi type, Month Di, the complete mint nameon rev bottom area. The word Nisar not mentioned above coin but used as a Nisar/largesse money. Unlisted in KM.

Mughals, Aurangzeb (AH 1068-1118 / 1658-1707 AD), Gold Mohur, 11.03gms, Dar-ul-Khair Ajmer Mint, AH 1106, RY 39, Mehr-i-Munir couplet. (KM # 315.4).

Victoria Empress, Gold Mohur, 11.66grans, 1888, Calcutta Mint, PR 22, S&W 6.15. Extremely Fine, Extremely Rare

Mughals, Jahangir (AH 1014-1037 / 1605-1627 AD), Silver Heavy Rupee, 13.63gms, Agra Mint,

Jahangir (AH 1014-1037 / 1605-1627 AD), Silver Heavy Rupee, 14.24gms (25% Overweight), known as Sawai Rupee, Lahore Mint, AH 1020, RY 6, poetic couplet read as on OBV: Ba-Farwardin Zar -i-Lahore shud Rashk Mah-Anwar, REV: Ze Noor-i-Sikka-i-Jahangir Shah ibn-i-Shah Akbar, translation In Farwardin, the gold or money of Lahore became an object like the resplendent shining moon from the light of the coin of king Jahangir, the son of king Akbar. Unlisted in KM. (Manik Jain # 21, Couplets of Mughal coins). Extra fine, Extremely rare.

Tripura, Krishna Manikya (1760-61 & 1767-83), Tanka, 10.58g, dated Sk.1682, lion facing left, standard above, date below and to the right, within circle and border of beaded annulets, rev. Śiva Durga/ Pade Śrī Śrī/ Yuta Krishna/ Mānikya Devah below lingam, in square with ornamented border, RB. 252, very fine, very rare.

Tripura, Yaso Manikya (second reign 1600-1618), Tanka, g, Sk 1522, citing Queen Lakshmi, Krishna standing on lion facing left, playing flute; one gopi on right side, date below, all within circle and border of circles with bead in each, rev. in four lines: Åšri Åšri Yuta Ya/so Manikya/Deva Åšri La/kshmi Maha Devyau within square with ornaments outside (RB. 192), extremely fine, very rare

Victoria Queen, Gold One Mohur, Calcutta Mint, 1862, A tiny 'V' in relief on the ornament in the outer circle immediately below the date of the reverse. (PR 4) Extremely Fine, Extremely Rare.