Catalogue
Native State, Mysore, Tipu Sultan, (A.H.1197-1202, A.D. 1782-1787), gold pagoda, Farrukhyab-Hisar mint, not dated, (3.34 gm), obv. seated god facing, rev. three line legend, (KM.211, Elliot 186). Extremely fine/good very fine and rare.
Estimate $150
SOLD $180
Native State, Mysore, Krishna Raja Wodeyar, (A.H.1214-1285), (A.D. 1799-1868), gold pagoda, (3.42 g), obv. Shiva and Parvati seated facing, rev. three lined Brahmi legend "Sri Krishna ra ja", (KM.210, M.1024-5). Extremely fine.
Estimate $150
SOLD $180
India and Native States, a wide range of issues in silver, including Baroda, Hyderabad, South India, also Mogul and Sultanale, noted some temple pieces, a range of fractions, few pre 1835, some British India, lot also includes some peripheral items, Afghanistan, Burma, Hong Kong. Poor - extremely fine. (228)
Estimate $1,000
SOLD $1,300
India and Native States, noted Bombay Presidency, silver half rupee, AH1215 Yr 46 (KM.223); Hyderabad, silver rupee, AH1365 Yr 36 (KM.Y.63); Madras Presidency, silver rupee, AH1172 Yr 6 (KM.410) (copy); British India, silver rupees, 1862, 1906 (KM.473.1, 508) (2); Republic, silver ten rupees, undated (1969) (KM.185); various other issues including temple tokens (all different). All coins cleaned, very good - very fine. (20)
Estimate $150
SOLD $160
India and Ceylon, British India, Queen Victoria - George VI, a small selection of minors, 1/12 anna - one rupee, includes two Indian States fractional silver rupees (18); also Ceylon, half cent - fifty cents (30). Very good - extremely fine. (48)
Estimate $80
SOLD $200
India and Burma, Kingdom of Harikela (Chittagong), Early silver series units, (c.A.D. 630-750), (7.2 g), obv. humped bull, rev. trident with sun and moon. (M.5261); Burma, Pyu Coinage, Srikshetra, Period of the Funan monarchy, type I, (A.D. 600-700), silver unit, (9.70 g, 36mm), obv. ornamental Funan (throne) symbol with dotted border, rev. Temple with eight (4x2) dots within temple, separated by a lingam, (Robinson & Shaw 3.5; Mitchiner ACW 5238-5241, M.2617-2620); together with a quarter unit (2.85 g), (M.2624); together with other (A.D. 190-550), silver units mostly oxidised, (5) and broken fractions (5), obv. sun with six rays above and six below, dots between, rev. temple depicted in formal manner, symbols above and at left and right, (cf.M.2567-2572); other 1/100th units (3) issues of the Pyus people. Very good - very fine, mostly rare. (16)
Estimate $150
SOLD $120