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LOT 37

Lot 37

Eight Historical Indian Coins, 1296-1870

Eight Historical Indian Coins, 1296-1870
Lot 37 Details
Eight Historical Indian Coins, 1296-1870

Ghurid dynasty Taj al-Din Yildiz Billon Jital, 1206-1215
Bahmani Sultanate Mohammed Shah II billon gani, 1296-1316
Delhi Sulanate Mohammed bin Tughlaq CU JItal, Delhi, 1325-1351
Bahmani Sultanate Ala al-Din Ahmad Shah II CU Gani, 1436-1458
Mughal Jalaluddin Muhammad Akbar CU damra, Ilahi year 33, 1615
Mughal Farrukhsiyar AR rupee, 1713-1719 (11gr.)
East India Company, Bengal Presidency AR Rupee,, Benares mint, 1815-1821 (6gr.)
Princely State of Bundi AR Rupee, in the name of Edward, 1870 (11gr.)
largest diameter 0.9 in — 2.3 cm

Estimate $200-$300

Realised: $400
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Eight Historical Indian Coins, 1296-1870
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CONDITION DETAILS

In good condition

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  • 2 Stars: Fair - Exhibits flaws or damage that may draw the eye under standard lighting
  • 1 Star: Poor - Flaws or damage immediately apparent under standard lighting (examples: missing components, rips, broken glass, damaged surfaces, etc.)

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