Archive Lots

Ancient Eran/Vidisha, 200-100 BC, Copper Punchmark, 6.20 grams, 22.70mm x 21.92mm, Obverse: Punches of Ujjain symbol, River with fishes, Triangle standard in railing, An elephant to left, Six-arm symbol, Reverse: Uniface, Fine to Very Fine, Very Scarce. Reference: Pieper 876, Page 128.

Ancient Eran/Vidisha, 200-100 BC, Copper Punchmark, 4.40 grams, 18.21mm x 17.81mm, Obverse: Punches of Ujjain symbol, River with fishes, Triangle standard, A bull to right, Tree-in-railing, Reverse: Uniface, Very Fine, Very Scarce. Reference: Pieper 886, Page 129.

Ancient Ujjain, 200-100 BC, Copper unit, 4.0 grams, 15.39mm, Obverse: Standing Mahakaal holding a staff with a Sun symbol on its top , Ancillary symbols of Six-arm, Taurine, Tree in railing seen, River below, Reverse: Ujjain symbol with concentric circles in each orb, Very Fine, Rare in this grade. Reference: Pieper 627, Page 95.

Ancient Ujjain, 200-100 BC, Copper unit, 3.40 grams, 16.28mm v 17.17mm, Obverse: Standing Mahakaal holding a staff, Ancillary symbols of Wheel, Bull, Tree in railing, Ujjain symbol, Reverse: Ujjain symbol with Swastikas each orb, Fine to Very Fine, Very Scarce, Reference: Pieper 661, Page 99.

Ancient Maheshwar, 200-100 BC, Copper unit, 4.30 grams, 17.69mm x 15.50mm, Obverse: Horse to right, Tree in railing above placed horizontally, Ujjain symbol below horse, Reverse: Ujjain symbol with Swastikas in each orb and interspersed by Taurines, Very Fine, Very Scarce. Reference: Pieper, Page. 101, Unlisted type.

Ancient Taxila, 200-100 BC, Copper unit, 4.70 grams, 18.26mm x 15.57mm, Obverse: Symbols of Three arched hill surmounted by a crescent, Lotus buds, Swastika, Reverse: Shrivatsa and Three arched hill surmounted by a crescent, Very Fine, Rare. Reference: Pieper 1510, Page 231.

Ancient Taxila, 200-100 BC, Copper heavy unit, 12.90 grams, 19.75mm x 22.30mm, Obverse: Lion to left with Swastika on its back, Reverse: Elephant to right with a Three arched hill on its back, Fine, Scarce. Reference: Pieper 1494, Page 229.

Ancient anonymous lead issue, 1.80 grams, 15.09mm, Obverse: Elephant to right, Reverse: Shrivatsa symbol, Fine, Rare.

Maghas of Malhar, 200-300 AD, Copper unit, 2.90 grams, 16.91mm x 14.31mm, Obverse: Elephant to right standing on a platform, Reverse: Standing deity, Very Fine, Rare in this grade. Reference: Pieper 984, page 143, unlisted weight.

Post Kushana Maghas of Kosambi, Sivamagha (220-225 AD), Copper unit, 3.40 grams, 16.51mm x 14.75mm, Obverse: Bull to right, Reverse: Brahmi legend ‘Shivamagha’, Symbols of three arch hill and tree in railing above legend, Very Fine, Rare in this grade.Reference: Pieper 1172, page 177.