Kunindas, Amoghabhuti (c. 200 BC), Silver Drachma, 2.15Grms, Three arched hill with parasol under Deer Type, OBV: Deer standing to right srivatsa and rectangular vase above, three arched hill with parasol symbol between deer legs and above parasol, goddess standing on beaded lotus flower, holding a flower, around Brahmi legend, 'Rajnya Kunindasa Amoghabhutisa Maharajasa’, REV: Six arched hill above nandipada below river symbol, tree-in-railing, indradhavaja above svastika and around Kharoshthi legend 'Maharaja Amoghabhutisa’. (Pieper # 1200). Very Fine+.

Kunindas, Amoghabhuti (c. 200 BC), Silver Drachma, 2.21Grms, Srivatsa or Fire altar under Deer Type, OBV: Deer standing to right srivatsa and rectangular vase above, Srivatsa or Fire altar between deer legs and above parasol, goddess standing on beaded lotus flower, holding a flower, around Brahmi legend, 'Rajnya Kunindasa Amoghabhutisa Maharajasa’, REV: Six arched hill above nandipada below river symbol, tree-in-railing, indradhavaja above svastika and around Kharoshthi legend 'Maharaja Amoghabhutisa’. Very Fine.

Kunindas, Amoghabhuti type, Copper ¼ Unit, 2.20Grms, OBV: Deer standing facing right, front of female deity and traces of Brahmi legend, REV: Tree in railing on left bottom, six arched hill on right above triratna symbol. (D. Handa # Plate XXII type). Fine+.

Post-Mauryan, Vrishnis (c. 200 BC), Tribe of Punjab, 1.58Grms, OBV: Brahmi legend in two lines ‘Jaya [Sasya]’, REV: Sudarshanchakra within dotted circle. (Pieper # 1593). Fine.

Yaudheya, Tribe of the Punjab, Karttikeya-Devasena type, Copper Unit, 10.36Grms, OBV: Karttikeya standing facing, holding spear in his right hand, a small bird near his left foot and around Brahmi legend ‘Yaudheya ganasya jaya dvi’, REV: Devasena, the spouse of the lord, standing left in dotted border. (D. Handa # Pl. LXXII). Very Fine.

Yaudheya, Tribe of the Punjab, (1st Century AD), Copper Unit, 11.02 gms, Obverse: Standing warrior deity Kartikeya. A cock standing at the feet of deity. Brahmi legend around reading “YaudheyaGanasya Jaya”. Reverse: Standing deity Devasena with a pot. Dotted border, very fine, scarce.

Indo Greek, Agathocles (c. 185-175 BC), Copper Drachma, OBV: Lion without mane standing right, with Greek legend in two lines, REV: Female deity walking left holding flower in right hand with Brahmi legend ’[Rajane] Agathuklayasa’. (Bop & Rahman # 156-160). Very Fine. Rare. This is the earliest depiction of goddess Lakshmi with king's name written in Brahmi and also earliest Greek coins aimed at an Indian region with a Hindu deity.

Indo-Greek, Apollodotus I (c. 180-160 BC), Square Copper Quadruple Unit, 8.17Grms, OBV: Apollo standing facing, with quiver over shoulder, holding arrow in right hand and left hand resting on grounded bow with Greek legend ‘BASILEOS APOLLODOTOY SOTHPOS’, REV: Tripod with Kharoshthi legend. (Bopearachchi & Rahman # 206). Very Fine.

Indo-Greek, Baktria, Eukratides I, (c. 171-145 BC), Silver Obol, 0.53 gms, Obv: Helmeted bust of the ruler to right, Rev: The Dioskouroi on horseback right, holding palms and lances, SNG ANS 496, fine, rare.

Ancient, Indo-Greeks, Menander I (c. 160-145 BC), Silver Drachm, 2.22 gms, Bilingual series, Obv:Diademed and draped bust of the ruler to right around Greek legend ‘BASI?EOS SOTHPOS MENAN?POY (BasileosSoterosMenandrou)’, Rev: Athena Alkidemos standing leftholding horizontal shield on outstretched left arm, hurling thunderbolt with right hand, monograms to left side, around Kharoshthi legend ‘MaharajasaTratarasaMenamdrasa’, Bop & Rahman # 340-433, very fine, very scarce.

Ancient, Indo-Greeks, Antialcidas (115-95 BC), Bronze Quadruple, 6.25 gms, Obv: Bust of Zeus to right, thunderbolt over left shoulder, Greek legend on three sides partially reading ‘BAΣIΛEΩΣ / NIKHΦOPOY / ANTIAΛKIΔOY’, Rev: Caps and palms of the Dioscuri, Kharoshthi legend on three sides partially reading ‘maharajasa / jayadharasa / amtialikidasa’, MIG # 280c, Bop # 17C, fine to very fine, very scarce.

Indo-Scythians, Vonones with Spalagadames (c. 100-65 BC), Copper Square Unit, 11.85Grms, OBV: Herakles standing facing, crowning himself and holding club, with Greek legend around, REV: Athena standing left, holding spear and shield in one hand and raising the other hand, with Kharoshthi legend around (Senior # 66.2). Fine+.

Indo-Scythians, silver tetradrachm of Azes II (35BC-5AD), 8.49g. Obv: King mounted on horse holding a whip, greek 'legend around, kharoshthi letter 'Ka' to right. Rev: Poseidon standing facing right, monogram to left & kharoshthi letter 'Si' to right, kharoshthi legend around, MACW 2316-18.

Indo Scythian, Azes II (1st Century BC), Copper Pentachalkon, 10.00 gms, obv. bull walking to right with Greek legend around, rev. lion standing to right with Kharoshthi legend around, different symbols on each of their backs, Mitch ACW 2382, fine+, very scarce.

Indo-Parthians, Gondophares (c. 40-5 BC), Silver Tetradrachm, OBV: King on horseback walking to left side above nike flying behind him with wreath, monogram front of the horse and around Greek legend ‘BAΣIΛEWΣ BAΣIΛEWN MEΓAΛOY YNΔOΦEPPOY’, REV: Shiva standing facing to right side, holding trident in right hand and palm in left hand around Kharoshthi legend ‘Maharajasa rajarajasa tratarasa devavratasa Gudapharasa’. (Bopearachchi & Rahman # 983). Extremely Fine+.

Satavahanas, Vasathiputra Pulamavi, Nevasa-Paithan Region, Copper, 10.48Grms, OBV: Elephant walking to right side with trunk upraised, above a group of four circle and around Brahmi legend ‘RanoVasi[thiputasasiripulumavisa], REV: Tree-in-railing with bold leaves. Fine.

Satavahanas, Kosikiputa Siri Satakani (c.50-30BC), Newase-Paithan region, Copper Unit, 20.46Grms, OBV: Elephant walking to right side with trunk upraised and around Brahmi legend ‘Satakanisa’, REV: Tree-in-railing with bold leaves. Fine.

Ancient, Deccan, Satavahanas (1st Century AD), Kochiputra Siri Satakarani, Newase-Paithan type, Group of 3, Copper Unit, Obverse: Humped Bull to right, Brahmi legend above reading Rano Kochhiputasa Siri Satakanisa, Reverse: Tree in Railing, about very fine, very scarce.

Satavahanas, Siri Satakarni (c. 100-50 BC), Nasik region, Copper Unit, 7.95Grms, OBV: Lion standing to left above swastika symbol and Brahmi legend ‘…takanisa’, REV: Four orb ujjaini symbol square frame. (Pieper # 2597). Fine.

Ancient, Satavahanas, Nasik Type, Siri Satakarani (c. 1st Century BC), Copper Unit, 6.35 gms, Obverse: Lion to right with raised tail, Reverse: Tree in railing on left, Ujjain symbol on right, very fine, rare.

Satavahanas, Siri Satakarni (c. 100 BC), Vidarbha region, Copper Unit, 2.88Grms, OBV: Elephant (partly visible), four orbed ujjaini symbol and Brahmi legend mentioning the ruler name, REV: Tree-in-railing, indradhvaja and river with fishes. Fine+.

Satavahanas, Sri Pulumavi (c. 85-120 AD), Tarhala (Vidarbha) Type, Potin, OBV: Elephant walking to right with trunk upraised above Brahmi legend ‘Pulumavisa’, REV: Four orb ujjaini symbol with crescent, dot on each orb. (V.V. Mirashi # Studies in Indology Vol. III, Nagpur). Very Fine.

Satavahanas, Siva Siri Pulumavi (c. 152-160 AD), 'Tarhala Hoard' Type, Potin Unit, OBV: Elephant walking to right with upraised trunk and Brahmi legend above ' Siva Siri Pulumavi ', REV: Four orb ujjaini symbol with crescent. (Pieper # 2740). Very Fine.

Satavahanas, Yajna Satakarni (c. 170-200 AD), Tarhala type, Vidarbha Region, Potin Unit, 11.56Grms, OBV: Elephant walking to right with trunk upraised (off flan) Brahmi legend on its back 'Siri Yajna Sata[kanisa]. REV: Four orb ujjaini symbol with dot in each orbs. (V.V. Mirashi # Studies in Indology Vol. III). Very Fine+.

Satavahanas, Vasisthiputra Sri Satakarni (c. 118-147 AD), Silver Drachma, OBV: Bust of the ruler to right with a prominent nose and thick lips, a stylish hair-bun in the front above the forehead and long ears, with Brahmi legend around ‘Rano Vasethiputasa Siri Satakanisa’, REV: Tamil-Telugu legend ‘Arasanaku Vasitti makanaku Tiru Satakaniko’ around a six arched hill with crescent above and Ujjaini symbol. (Mitch # K&A 151). Extremely Fine.