Governor of Bengal Presentation Medal ( 2 ) , Silver, 92.60g, arms of the Governor in center on obv, awarded to Babu Bata Krishna Banerji for Loyal Service 1943 and a wreath below . Second one is also Governor of Bengal Presentation Medal, Silver, 92.70g, obv. a tiger to left and a ship below, rev. awarded to Mr. K. P. Banerjee for Loyal Service 1946 with a wreath below and Babu Bata Krishna Banarji (Most probably father and son) (Pudd 944.5.2) (Type II).About Uncirculated, Very Rare.

Aurangzeb (AH 1068-1118 / 1658-1707 AD), Gold Mohur, 10.99Grms, Sholapur Mint, AH 1087, RY 19, Mehr-e-munir type, almost mint name on rev bottom area. (KM # 315.43).

Sultans of Bengal, Shams al-Din Iltutmish by Ghiyath al-Din 'Iwad (1217-1220 AD), silver tanka, Horsemen Type, governor in Bengal, mintless and dateless type, 10.56g. Obv: Horseman riding to left, carrying a mace; Muhammad Rasool Allah followed by legend in exergue. Rev: Arabic legend al-Sultan al-Mu'azzam Shams al-Dunya wa al-Din Abu al-Muzaffar Iltutmish al Qutbi (al-Sultani). G&G B22. Extremely fine, Very Rare.

George V, Silver 1/4 Rupee, 1911, Calcutta Mint, Rare Date, Graded MS63 by NGC, Extremely Rare in this Grade.

Tripura, Yaso Manikya (1599-1600 AD), Silver Tanka, "Krishna-Gopi Type" 10.67g, Obverse: Krishna Playing Flute upon Lion facing left, standard above, date below Saka 1522, within circle with outer border of beaded annulets. Reverse: “Sri Sri Yuta/ Yaso Mani/kya Devah” in square with ornamented border (R&B# 189). Extremely Fine, Rare.

Kushans, Vasudeva I (c. 190-230 AD), Gold Dinar, 7.94Grms, OBV: King nimbate standing left, holding a trident to right, making an offering at an altar to left, above which is a garlanded trident with Greek legend Paonanopao Bazoho Kopano, REV: Shiva standing facing, with erected phallus, radiate halo above, Nandi bull, holding a trident in right and noose in left, tamgha in upper left field with label Ohpo. Very Fine+.

Gupta Empire, Chandragupta II (c. 380-413 AD), Gold Dinar, 7.80Grms, ‘Archer’ Type,OBV: King nimbate, standing left wearing coat, ear-rings, armlets and necklace, holding arrow in the right hand, left hand holding bow at top, 'Chandra' in Brahmi below arm, garuda standard behind, REV: Goddess Lakshmi seated facing on a lotus, goddess has left hand resting on her knee, holding diadem in her right hand and lotus in left, tamgha to left and Brahmi legend ‘Sri Vikramah’ in the right field. (S.Kumar # TOTGE, Class III, Var. A). Very Fine.

Post Gupta, Dynasties of Gauda, Mahasmanta Sasanka Deva (c. 606-619 AD), Base Gold Stater, 9.02grms. OBV: King posed as lord Shiva reclining on his vehicle Nandi bull, Full Moon behind, legend 'Jaya; in Brahmi below, REV: Abhisheka Lakshmi nimbate, seated cross-legged on a lotus, holding lotus in one hand and making a gesture of benevolence with the other, while two elephants standing on lotuses lustrate her, with Brahmi legend 'Shri Shashanka' to right. (Sanjeev Kumar # Class I type). Very fine

Humayun (AH 950-956 /1543-1549 AD), Qandahar Mint, Silver Shahrukhi, Obv: Arabic legend The Kalima Shahada in the circular linear border & the four Caliphs' names in the margin, Rev: Arabic legend "Muhammad Humayun Badshah Ghazi" within a mehrabi cartouche frame, “Sultan-ul-azam Khaqan-al-Mukarram, “khuld Allahu ta'ala mulkahu wa sultanahu” & "zarb Qandahar" partly visible in the outer bottom margin, some usual area flatness, graded & slabbed by NGC as MS 62, Extremely Rare in this grade. 

Note: The mint name is partially visible, indicating that this coin was struck to the local standard and used exclusively in Qandahar. It is exceptionally rare to find a coin from Shahrukh's era with visible legends. sharply struck, Graded by NGC as MS 62, Extremely Rare in this grade.
 

Tripura, Vijaya Manikya citing Queen Laxmi Mahadevi (SE 1454-1486 / 1532-1564 AD), Silver Tanka, "Pratisindhu Sim Type" 10.64Grms, Saka 1479, OBV: Lion to right with a standard above, crescent and bead above the head, with date Saka 1479 below, within floral border, REV: Pratisindhu sim/Sri Sri Vijaya Ma/nikya / Deva Sri La/khsmi / Rani Devya within square. (Rhodes & Bose # 112 type). Very Fine+.

Later Kushans, Shaka (c. 305-355 AD), Base Gold Dinar, 7.81Grms, OBV: King nimbate standing left, holding a trident to right, making an offering at an altar to left, above which is a garlanded trident, Brahmi letter ‘Sita’ under arm, REV: Ardoksho enthroned facing, holding cornucopia, tamgha in upper left field and legend in right field. (Jongeward, Cribb & Donovan # 1671). Very Fine+.

Gupta Empire, Kumaragupta I (c. 414-455 AD), ‘Chhatra’ Type, Plate Specimen of A.I.C by Wilfried Pieper, One of The Few Known Specimens, Copper Unit, 4.32Grms, OBV: King standing facing to left side, an attendant behind him holding a royal umbrella 'Chhatra' over the king’s head, REV: Garuda standing on platform and below Brahmi legend ‘Maharaja Sri [Kumara]gupta’. (S.Kumar # TOTGE, pp. 335). Fine+.

Nolambas of South-Central Karnataka - gold punch-marked gadyana, possibly attributed to Nanni Nolamba (c. 10th century AD), 3.75g. Obv: nine punches - 5x seated Nandi facing right with sun and moon above, 2x Kannada letter 'Shri', 1x composite Ankusha and axe symbol and 1x Kannada legend jabala. Very fine+, Very rare.

Akbar (1556-1605 AD), silver rupee, Agra mint, Azar 42, Star Type, KM 94.1, 11.48g, Legends within square quarter foil star border on obverse and octagonal star border on reverse. Partial Dotted Borders Visible, Alomst Complete Flan, No Test Marks, Extremely fine to About Uncirculated, Very Rare.

Akbar (AH 963-1014 / 1556-1605 AD), Silver Rupee, 11.36Grms, Dewal Bandar Mint, Ilahi type, Month Di, Year 4X, This mint is located in the province of Sind (near Karachi) and was an old river port. The mint of Dewal Bandar or Dewal as it was first read was published in a paper called "Some Novelties in Mughal Coins' published in the Numismatic Chronicle in 1896. (KM # 93.9).

Jahangir (1605-1627AD), Silver Square Rupee, Agra Mint, Isfandarmuz, AH 1024/9, 11.20g, Beautiful Toning with Dotted Border and floral fields on both sides, Uncleaned. (KM 147.2). Extremely Fine, Very Rare.

Jahangir (AH 1014-1037 / 1605-1627 AD), Silver ¼ Rupee, 2.74Grms, Ahmadnagar Mint, floral design on both sides, Kalima with mint name on obv. (KM # 132.3).

Jahangir (AH 1014-1037 / 1605-1627 AD), Silver Heavy Rupee, 14.24Grms, 25% over weight hence known as ’ Sawai’ Rupee, Lahore Mint, AH 1019, RY 5, Ta-Falak couplet which reads as Ta Falak bud dar bad rawan bad har; Sikka Lahore banam Shah Jahangir, these coins were struck only during the fourth, fifth and sixth regnal years of the emperor, both sides floral design. (KM # 158.5). Very Fine