Aurangzeb (AH 1068-1118, 1658-1707 AD), Gold Mohur, 10.92 gms, Multan Mint AH 1074, RY 6, ‘Mihr Munir Couplet, Obv. sikka zad-dar jahan zad chu mihr-e-munir, Shah Aurangzeb Alamgir and Hijri year 1074, Rev. manus maimanat sana julus zarb Multan, KM #315.36, extremely fine, very rare.

Bombay Presidency, Charles II and Queen Catherin of the England (c. 1660-1685 AD), Silver Rupee, 11.48g, Struck at Mumbai Mint, Both sides Persian legend unreadable. Unlisted in KM. Fine+. P. P. Kulkarni published article in Mumbai Souvenir on ‘Journey from Bombaim to Mumbai,’ According to the article the above coin is believed to have been struck at Mumbai during the reign of Charles II.

Gupta Empire, Samudragupta (335-375 AD), Gold Dinar, 7.45 gms, Complete Legend Samudraguptah below King's arm (very rare than usual), Scepter/Standard type, Obv. king standing facing left on grass, nimbate, holding the royal scepter in his left hand and sacrificing over an altar, Garuda standard in the left field, Brahmi legend ‘SaMuDra GuPtah’ below the king's arm, circular Brahmi legend ‘(Sama)RaSaTaViTaTaViJaYoJiTaRiPuRaJiTo(Divamjayati), Rev. nimbate goddess Lakshmi, seated on throne, a diadem and a cornucopia in her hands, a tamgha in the top-left field Brahmi legend "PaRaKraMah" in the right field, partial dotted border around, TOTGE Variety E, very fine, rare. Note: Above coin has full name 'SaMuDra GuPtah' legends below the kings arm on the obverse. Usual coin only bears legends 'Samudra', hence rare variety.

Post Gupta, Sasanka Dynasty, King of Gauda (600-630 CE), Base Gold Dinar, 8.88 gms, Abhishek Type, Obv. Nimbate Lord Shiva, seated facing on recumbent Bull facing towards left, with moon at upper left, Rev. Nimbate Goddess Lakshmi, seated cross-legged on a lotus, holding a lotus in left hand, two elephants are pouring water over her head, Brahmi legend "Sri ShaShaNka" in the right field, Bose Nasir #SGA-10.1, choice very fine, very rare.

Rafi-ud-Darjat (AH 1131/1719 AD), Silver ½ Rupee, Surat Mint (by type), ‘Ba hazaran Barkat’ Couplet, Obv. sikka zad bahind bahazaraan barkaat, shahen shahe bahr-o-barr Rafi ud Darjat, Rev. manus maimanat sana julus zarb surat, KM #404.2, Graded by NGC as MS61, Top-Pop, extremely rare. Note: Fraction in Rafi-ud-Darjat are very rare, above specimen has a brilliant sharp strike with very high relief & pleasing lustre, Top-Pop(highest graded coin in NGC census).

Awadh State, Wajid Ali Shah (AH 1263-1272, 1847-1856 AD), Silver Nazarana Rupee, Bait-us-Sultanat Lakhnau Mulk Awadh Akhtarnagar Mint, AH 1272, RY 10, Obv. sikka zad bar sim-o-zar az fazl wa tayid elah, zille haque Wajid Ali sultan-e-alam panah, Rev. parasol above the crown, flanked by mermaids holding a flag, with a crossed sword below, zarb Baitus Sultanat Lakhnau Mulk Awadh Akhtarnagar sana 10 julus maimenat manus, Mint Variety VI, KM # 365.3, Kapoor & Master #11.79, Graded by NGC as MS61, extremely rare.

Indo-Portuguese, Uma (One) Rupia, 4th issue, 1929, Banco Nacional Ultramarino, red overprint ‘Decreto No. 17154’ in bold letters, serial no.: A442620 (J&R 12.21.1). Graded by PMG 25 Very Fine.

George VI, 5 rupees, 2nd issue, ND (1944), signed by C.D. Deshmukh, serial no.: B35 136012, in black, (J&R 4.4.1.), Staple Hole At issue, Graded by PMCS 64 Uncirculated.

Mysore Tipu Sultan (AM 1215-1227, 1787-1799 AD), Gold Pagoda, 3.44 gms, Khurshed Sawad (Dharwar) Mint, AM 1217, RY 7, Obv: hu sultan ul-waheed al adil & Muhammad at the top, Rev: faruqi, Khurshed Sawad Mint & sana 7, KM # 99a, Uncirculated, very rare.

Hyderabad State, Afzal ad-Daula (AH 1273-1285, 1857-1869 AD), in the name of Asaf Jah, Nizam-ul-mulak, Gold ¼, 1/8, 1/16, Asharfi Set of 3, 2.78 gms, 1.40gms, 0.69gms, Farkhanda Bunyad Hyderabad Mint, AH 1282, Obv. Sikka Nizam-ul-mulk Bahadur Asaf Jah, Rev. zarb Farkhanda Bunyad Hyderabad manus maimanat julus, KM Y9, uncirculated, rare.

Post Gupta, Samatata Region, (550-700 AD), Imitating Kushan Kanishka Ardoksho Type Gold Dinar, 7.39 gms, Obv. styled in the manner of Kanishka-Kushan faces left, sacrificing over altar at left, holding spear in left hand, unclear & crude Greek legend around, Rev. Ardoksho nimbate, standing to right holding sceptre, tamgha on right field, very fine, very rare.

Australia, Victoria (1887-1893 AD), Gold Sovereign, 7.97 gms, Melbourne Mint, 1883, obv. young head Queen Victoria facing left surrounded by legend. VICTORIA DEI GRATIA, rev. crowned shield in mantle and lined surrounded by legend. BRITANNIARUM REGINA FID:DEF: KM #6, very fine+, rare.

Madras Presidency, Gold Rupees 5 or 1/3 Mohur, 3.88g, Obv: Company arms with a lion holding the crown, No Date, issue of 1820, Rev: Angrez bahadur company legend. (KM # 422). Extremely Fine.

Loharas of Kashmir, Harshadeva (10-11 Century CE), Silver Dinar, 3.05 gms, Obv. Man seated on horseback facing right, wearing an angular headdress and holding a spear, Sarada legend ‘Sri Harshadeva’ above, Rev. goddess seated facing forward, holding a lotus and a vase, JONS-208 (2011) # pp.28-33, very fine+, extremely rare.