Arakan, Silver, Rupee, Thado, BE 1007 (1645) KM # 12 , View Lot

Jammu, Shah Alam II , Silver Rupee, AH 1198, R.Y. 25, w/o Mint Mark KM # 5.1, View Lot

Jammu, Silver Rupee, in the Name of Shah Alam II, Ranjit Dev, Fine Fabric R.Y. X8, KM # 10-1, View Lot

Maratha, Copper Paisa (2) In the name of Shah Alam II, AH. 1221, R.Y.41, Saharanpur Mint, View Lot

Maratha, Silver Rupee, Shah Alam II, Fazl Hamidin type-Vafgaon Mint, View Lot

Maratha, Silver Rupee, Shah Alam II, AH X128, R.Y. 43, Saharanpur Mint, at top, View Lot

Maratha , silver Rupee, (2) 1, Shah Alam II, Date 1232, Pune Mint, 2, Shahjahanabad Mint, Chattar or Umbrella as a Mint Mark, View Lot

Mysore, Gold Fanam (2) 1217,1218, Both Retrograde date, Farukkhi Mint, View Lot

Mysore, Gold Fanam (2) AH 1200,1215, ( Rectrograde) Kalikut Mint, View Lot

Mysore, Gold, Fanam, Tipu Sultan. AH 1198, Nagar Mint. View Lot

Mysore , Gold Fanam (10), All Different Dates, Ah1197, 1198, 1199,1200,1215,1216,(1217 Retrograde,),1218,(1219 Retrograde) (1222 Retrograde) All Patan Mint, View Lot

Rohilkhand, Mohur Najibabad Mint, in the name of Shah Alam II, R.Y.6, View Lot

Rohilkhand, Silver (6), Rupee, In the name of Shah Alam II, Najibabad Mint, R.Y. 22, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, Sward Mint Mark in R.Y.25, View Lot

Rohilkhand, Silver Rupee, of Inayat khan, In the name of Shah Alam II , AH 1176, R.Y.4, Itawa Mint, Sword Mint Mark. Broad flan, Very nice coin & full mint on coin. KM # 66, View Lot

Sikh ? Copper Takka 17.7.gms.In the name of Shah Alam II, 1209/36, mint 'Dehra Raja'. 'Dehra Raja' may be identified with Dehra which is presently known as Dehra Dun. It must be noted that 'Dun' here is the name of a river and in the name it serves as a 'descriptor' for 'Dehra'. In the mint-name 'Raja' could well serve a similar purpose –'Dehra Raja' could mean 'King's Dehra'.It is possible that a mint operated at Dehra might have been sustained on copper from neighbouring Nepal and Tibet.Who struck this interesting copper coin is a good question.It bears two distinct mint marks a triangular banner on obverse and a stylized 'dagger' on the reverse. Both these marks have an Awadh / Rohilla pedigree, however by c. 1796, the Rohillas had long been defeated.The area around Dehra Dun was raided by Gujjars,Rajputs,Sikhs and Gurkhas prior to its eventual Nepalese conquest which lasted for almost a decade. We know that the Sikh rulers at Kalsia Chhachrauli) struck coins based on Awadh/Rohilla prototypes and this coin bears similar characteristics. It is therefore very likely that it is a Sikh issue, although more research is needed to support this attribution. View Lot

Silver Rupee, Lakhi, (Brokage) Amritsar Mint ?, VS 1904 , View Lot

Silver Rupee, Amritsar Mint, 1872, KM# 20.1, View Lot