|
SIRONJ: AR ¼ rupee (2.38g), Sironj, AH12xx, Cr-58, in the name of Muhammad Akbar, known dated AH1253, VF, RR.
india Princely States and Sikh Empire |
|
|
TRIPURA: Ananta Manikya, 1564-1567, AR tanka (10.37g), SE1487, KM-74, Rh-129, lion left, date below, bold VF.
india Princely States and Sikh Empire |
|
|
TRAVANCORE: Bala Rama Varma VI, 1924-1949, AR fanam, ME1121 (1946), KM-65, a fabulous specimen! PCGS graded MS67.
india Princely States and Sikh Empire |
|
|
TRAVANCORE: Rama Varma VI, 1885-1924, AR ¼ rupee, 1889, KM-37, Unc.
india Princely States and Sikh Empire |
|
|
TRIPURA: Vira Chandra Manikya, 1862-1896, AR rupee, TE1279 (1869), KM-356, crossed flags above arms with supporters, within circle / reverse inscription cites Queen Manamohini, NGC graded MS66, ex Stephen Album Auction 15, Lot 1270. This is most likely the finest known example and is the highest graded by NGC. A fabulous specimen!
india Princely States and Sikh Empire |
|
|
SIRONJ: AR rupee (11.06g), Sironj, AH12xx year 42, KM-—, issue of the Pindari state, 1798-1817, in the name of Shah Alam II, About Unc, R.
india Princely States and Sikh Empire |
|
|
TRIPURA: Rajadhar Manikya, 1586-1599, AR tanka (10.76g), SE1508, KM-97, lovely strike, EF.
india Princely States and Sikh Empire |
|
|
SIKH EMPIRE: LOT of 24 copper falus, Jammu mint (jammun on the coins), including the years VS1914, 1917, 1919, 1921 and 1922, but about half without legible date, mostly Fine, some better, many symbol variations, interesting study lot, retail value about $350-400, lot of 24 pieces.
india Princely States and Sikh Empire |
|
|
TRAVANCORE: Bala Rama Varma VI, 1924-1949, AR ¼ rupee, MS1116 (1941), KM-66, restrike, NGC graded Proof 66.
india Princely States and Sikh Empire |
|
|
SIKH EMPIRE: LOT of 12 copper paisas assigned to the Loharu mint, basically imitations of the Amritsar types, Herrli-19.01, 19.02, 19.05, 19-19, and several that are not in Herrli's admittedly very incomplete listing, mostly F-VF, retail value about $350-400, lot of 12 pieces.
india Princely States and Sikh Empire |
|
