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  • GUJERAT-SAURASHTRA REGION silver damma circa 500 AD

GUJERAT-SAURASHTRA REGION silver damma circa 500 AD

$22.5 $27.9
DescriptionThe coins of northwestern coastal India were an evolution of the Indo-Greek drachms by way of the Western Satraps, and the Guptas, silver coins that got smaller over time.The earliest ancient Indian coins were the “bent bar” punchmarked silvers of the Achaemenid Persians occupying Gandhara in northwest Pakistan. By the 3rd century BC coins were in general use in most of India and Ceylon, and in subsequent centuries struck round coins in gold, silver, and copper came into use throughout the subcontinent and beyond to Southeast Asia and Pacific islands to Java and beyond.
Old North-Central India

Old North-Central India

  • NARWAR Ganapati circa 350 AD kas
    $12.2 $19.64
  • MALWA Paramara circa 1150-1300 AD gadhaiya paisa
    $18 $27.72
  • SHAHI Samanta Deva circa 850-1000 AD jital Ohind(?)
    $18 $25.92
  • PALAS in BENGAL, circa 850-988 AD, silver drachm
    $21.35 $30.74
  • GUJERAT-SAURASHTRA REGION silver damma circa 500 AD
    $22.5 $27.9
  • POST-DELHI RAJAS, c. 13th c. AD, billon bull and horseman jital
    $18 $31.14
  • YAUDHEYA bronze octodrachm 3rd century AD
    $22.5 $31.5
  • IKSHVAKU Anonymous 227-306 AD lead coin with elephant
    $13.5 $26.19
  • SHAHI Samanta Deva circa 850-1000 AD jital
    $13.5 $26.19
  • SHAHI/ISLAMIC Khudarayaka circa 903-915 AD jital Kabul
    $22.5 $32.17
  • CHAHAMANAS of SAKAMBARI Ajayaraya circa 1110-1125 silver stater
    $22.5 $40.5
  • SHAHI Samanta Deva circa 850-1000 AD elphant – lion copper
    $29.83 $36.99
  • ANONYMOUS POST-SHAHI jital 900-1200 AD bull and horseman
    $22.5 $40.5
  • RAJPUTANA Mahi Pala circa 1266-1300 AD jital
    $13.5 $23.09
  • GUPTA, Kumaragupta, 414-455 AD, silver drachm
    $31.5 $61.43
  • KASHMIR Sangrama 1003-28 AD stater
    $18 $23.58

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