Muhammad Shah (AH 1131–1161, 1719–1748 AD), Silver 1/8 Rupee, 1.40 gms, Murshidabad Mint (by type), RY 11, likely to be a Nawab of Bengal issue, very fine+, very rare.( from the collection of Mr. I. K. Kejriwal ).

Muhammad Shah (AH 1131–1161, 1719–1748 AD), Silver ¼ Rupee, 2.81 gms, Murshidabad Mint (by type), AH 114x, RY 19, very fine, rare.( from the collection of Mr. I. K. Kejriwal ).

Muhammad Shah (AH 1131-1161, 1719–1748 AD), Silver Nazrana like Rupee, 10.61 gms, Dar-al-Khilafat Shahjahanabad Mint, AH 1135, RY 5, Obv. Sikka mubarak sahib e qiarn sani Muhammad shah Badshah ghazi, Rev. Julus maimanat manus sana 5 zarb dar al khilafat Shahjahanabad mint, KM # 437.4, about very fine, full struck, very rare.

Muhammad Shah (AH 1131-1161 /1719-1748 AD), Surat Mint (off flan), Silver ½ Rupee, 5.88 gms, KM #433.4, very fine+, scarce. ( from the collection of Mr. I. K. Kejriwal ).

Alamgir II (AH 1167-1173; 1754-1759 AD), Gold Pagoda, 3.36grms, Imtiyazgarh Mint, complete mint name on rev in two lines. (KM 468.1). extremely fine

Alamgir II, Gold Mohur, 10.87g, Dar-ul-Khilafat Shahjahanabad Mint, AH (116)1/5 (mismatched date), Taban couplet - the coin like the shining sun and moon (KM 466.1). Extremely Fine, mismatched date hence Very Rare. Some experts believe this to be a Maratha issue.

Shah Alam II (AH 1174-1221, 1759-1806 AD), Silver ½ Rupee, 5.74 gms, Azimabad Mint, RY 8, ‘Saya-e-fazle elah’ Couplet, Obv: ‘sikka zad bar haft kishwar saya-e-fazle elah, hami-e-dine Muhammad, Shah Alam Badshah’, Rev: ‘sana 8 julus’, trishul mint mark, Unlisted, very fine, rare.

Assam, Gadadhara Simha (1681-1696 AD), silver rupee. Obv: Legend Kao boi/pha Leng-/don heu/ciu, with a bird preening itself at lower right and dot pattern at the bottom. Rev: Legend Chao Siu-/Pat-Pha Pi/n Khun Lak-/ni Rai-san, with a lion at lower right, R&B E5.2.Graded as AU 58 by PCGS, Very rare.Ex CNG Auction No. 43, Lot No. 420.

Assam, Gadadhara Simha / Siu-pat-pha (SE 1603-1618 / 1681-1696 AD), Silver Rupee, 11.09grms, Ahom legends on both sides, OBV: Kao boi pha lend don heu chiu with lion facing to right at bottom, REV: Chao siu pat pha pin khun lak ni rai san. (R&B # E6.1). Extremely Fine.

Assam, Rudra Simha (SE 1618-1636, 1696-1714 AD), Silver Rupee, 11.20gms, SE 1620, Obv. Sri Sri Ha/ra Gauri Pa/dambuja Madhu/karasya, Rev. Sri Srimat/ Svarga deva Rudra/ Simhasya Sa/ke 1620, R&B # F9.1, very fine+, rare.

Assam, Siva Simha (SE 1636-1666, 1714-1744 AD), Silver ¼ Rupee, 2.86 gms, Obv. Sri Sri/ Siva Simha/ Nrpasya, Rev. Sake/ 1660/ 24, RB # L11.1, very fine+, Extremely rare

Assam, Siva Simha/Sutanpha (SE 1636-1666, 1714-1744 AD), citing Queen Sarvvesvari(SE 1661-1666, 1739-1744 AD), Gold 1/4 Mohur, RY 30, Obv. Sri Sri Si/va Simha Na/resvara, Rev. Tadvalla/bha Sri Sarvve/Svari nam/30, graded by PCGS as AU55, Unlisted in all major catalogues, exceedingly rare. Note: This extraordinary quality Gold Fraction is the second known of its kind & only specimen in private hands, being offered for the first time in any auction globally, marking a rare chance for North East coinage's collectors. Following the deaths of Siva Simha's previous Queens, Phuleswari and Ambika (who also held the title of Bar Raja or chief king), Siva Simha’s third wife, Enadari, assumed the name of Sarvvesvari on becoming ‘Bar Raja’, The title of 'Bar Raja' meant the queen directly governed the kingdom, a unique arrangement in Ahom history implemented to potentially avert a prediction of Siva Simha's reign ending prematurely. She was known for her patronage of music, weaving, and literature. Sarvvesvari played a part in a unique period of Ahom history where queens held significant governing power, overseeing economic and cultural aspects of the kingdom, even establishing educational initiatives for girls.

Assam, Octagonal (different shape) Silver Rupee (trial strike), 11.21g, Pramatta Simha (Siu-ning-pha) (1744-1751), Sk. 1667, Assamese legends, Obv: Sri Sri Hara/ Gauri Charana/ Kamala Madhu/karasya, Rev: Sri Sri Svarga/Deva Pramatta/ Simha Nrpasya/ Sake 1667, lion with tail down at bottom running left, Reverse die perfectly struck at 6 o'clock. Ex I.K.Kathotia collection, plate coin. (A.Mitra. refer pg 45, RB. N8.1 type unlisted). Almost Mint State, Unique. ( EX Bombay Auction No. 20, Lot No.121 ).

Assam Silver Rajeswara Simha, Silver Rupee, 11.39g, Saka 1675, Persian script, Rangpur Mint, obv. Ain sikkah zad chu zaq ze mihr mah, sri rajesvara singh sultan alam panah; (Sri Rajesvara Simha, refuge of the world, struck this coin truly like the sun and the moon), rev. zarb rangpur sanah 1675 jalus maimanat manus, small winged lion running to right at bottom, various dotted flowers all over on both sides (R&B O89.1, A Mitra 224). Extremely Fine, Rare.

Assam, Lakshmi Simha (SE 1673-1691/1751-1769 AD), Silver ¼ Rupee, 2.78 gms, Obv. Sri Sri Lakshmi Simha nrpasya, Rev. Sake 1698, RB # Q 52.1 /KM # 176, very fine+, very scarce.