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REWAH: AR rupee (11.34g), VS1975, KM-31, much rarer than Krause indicates, crude Extremely Fine, RR.
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ROHILKHAND: AR rupee (11.13g), Alinagar, year 21, in the name of Shah Alam II, with a spear as a mint mark in seen of julus on reverse, unpublished, lovely Extremely Fine, RR.
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SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.11g), "Nimak", VS1905, KM-88, Herrli-03.01.04., full bold date, several t/ms on edge, nice Extremely Fine, RR.
These "Nimak Rupees" have proved rather enigmatic ever since Rodgers wrote about them. He read the ‘mintname’ on these coins as nimak, which means salt and attributed the rupees to a mint at Pind Dadan Khan, a town at the foot of the Salt Range. This reading was noted with some scepticism as having the name of a commodity as a mintname would be most unusual. Nevertheless, Jyoti Rai in ONS 143 demonstrated that the British had requested the Lahore Durbar to establish a mint at Pind Dadan Khan for the recoining of light-weight Afghan Rupees which were circulating in the area. This mint was in operation from October 1847 to late 1848 which corresponds with the dates found on the "Nimak" Rupees.
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SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.25g), Lahore, VS1828, KM-63, Extremely Fine, RR.
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SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.27g), Lahore, VS1831, KM-63, Extremely Fine, RR.
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SIKH EMPIRE: AE paisa (8.85g), Peshawar, ND, KM-96.
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SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee, Amritsar, VS[18]88, KM-21.1, fixed date VS1884, Extremely Fine.
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SIKH EMPIRE: AR rupee (11.26g), Amritsar, VS1832, KM-A20.1, Very Fine to Extremely Fine, RR.
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SIRONJ: AR rupee (11.23g), Sironj, AH1169, KM-100, in the name of Alamgir II, Indore Feudatory issue, crudish Very Fine to Extremely Fine, RR.
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SIROHI: AR medal (14.26g), 1946, H.H Maharao Tejsinghji of Sirohi / To Commemorate His Silver Weighment on His Premier Visit at Abu Road, 2nd August, 1946, Extremely Fine, RR.
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BENGAL PRESIDENCY: AR rupee, Muhammadabad Banares, AH1229 year 17-49, KM-41, 2 t/ms, Choice Very Fine, R.
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BENGAL PRESIDENCY: AR rupee, Farrukhabad, year 45 sic, KM-78, Extremely Fine to About Uncirculated.
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BENGAL PRESIDENCY: AR 1/8 rupee (1.45g) (Murshidabad), AH(11)99 year 19, KM-81.3, very rare with Hijri date visible, Very Fine, RR.
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BOMBAY PRESIDENCY: AR rupee, Munbai, year 7, KM-168, in the name of Muhammad Shah, light porosity, Very Fine to Extremely Fine.
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BOMBAY PRESIDENCY: AR ½ rupee (Surat) year 30, KM-162, citing Muhammad Shah, 2 t/m, one at edge, Extremely Fine.
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BOMBAY PRESIDENCY: AR ¼ rupee, Surat, AH1215 year 46 sic, KM-220, scarce in this quality, nicely toned Uncirculated.
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MADRAS PRESIDENCY: AR rupee, Arkat, year 6, Cr-469, Very Fine.
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MADRAS PRESIDENCY: AE ½ dub, 1807, KM-327, Fine to Very Fine, RR.
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BRITISH INDIA: AE ¼ anna, 1835, KM-446.1, obverse brockage error, Very Fine ex. Downie-Lepczyk, William F. Spenger.
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BRITISH INDIA: AR ½ rupee, 1849, KM-456, Pridmore-64, mid-20th century restrike, reeded edge, W.W. raised on truncation of bust, choice Proof, RR.
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BRITISH INDIA: AR ½ rupee, 1849, KM-458, Pridmore-83, mid-20th century restrike, reeded edge, W.W. raised on truncation of bust, small spot on reverse, choice Proof, RRR.
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BRITISH INDIA: AR rupee, 1911-b, KM-523, lightly cleaned, prooflike fields, About Uncirculated.
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BRITISH INDIA: AE medal (14.63g), 1826, First Anglo-Burmese War; the elephant of Ava at right bowing before the British lion at left, national flags behind animals / British army approaching a fortified stupa studded city, with boats on the Rangoon River, a tall palm at left, lovely Extremely Fine, RR.
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BRITISH INDIA: AE medal (12.84g), AH1211, Pud-796.3, Pridmore-400A, Major-General Claude Martin, medalist F. McKenzie type III, crude Extremely Fine, RR, ex. R.E. Stadt Collection #00497, William F. Spengler.
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BRITISH INDIA: AE medal (15.77g), ND, Pud-948.15.18.2, University of Madras, Kerala Verma Jubilee Medal, portrait / University arms and motto, Doctrina Vim Promovet Insitam "Learning promotes (one's) natural (innate) talent", struck at the Bombay mint, Extremely Fine.
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FRENCH INDIA: AR rupee, Arcot, year one, KM-8, Ahmad Shah, Very Fine to Extremely Fine, S.
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FRENCH INDIA: AR rupee, Arcot, AH116x year one, KM-12, Alamgir II, choice Very Fine, S.
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GOA: Filipe I, 1581-1598, AE bazaruco (5.18g), apparently crown above monogram / cross, similar to Vaz-p.114 #1, very crude Fine.
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INDIA: AR 10 tolas, ND (ca. 1950s), Habib Bank Ltd., Bombay, Extremely Fine.
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