AE Pice Yr.45 (1816), Farrukhabad (St.8.119; Pr.335) - Obv: ‘Shah Alam’-legend / Rev: Value in three languages: Bengali, Urdu & Hindi: ‘Eek pai sikka’ - 6.29 g. - VF, very rare one year issue

AE recruiting token (Pr.397) - Obv: Rampant lion facing; WANTED FINE YOUNG MEN / Rev: EAST INDIA RECRUITING DEPARTt - N° 35 SOHO SQUARE LONDON - 4.70 g. - pierced, VF, the recruiting department operated in London 1837-1861, rarest of the 3 known types

AR ‘Murshidabad’ 19-san AR Rupee, Calcutta mint, edge GL - Coins with the edge grained left are only known for the pattern coins (Stevens 4.12; Pr.355), but those are without any of the round dots. As this coin is identical to the currency issues of 1793-1818, it is most likely that a millled GL blank, intended for a pattern issue, got mixed with the blanks fort he currency issues. Not noted by Stevens, nor Pridmore - very rare

AR Murshidabad Rupee AH1204/Ry.19 & AH-date off (KM84.2, St.2.180) - good VF (2)), 19-san Sikka coinage ‘crescent’-mark on obv. - VF (2)

AE 2 pice 1813, value ‘2’ above Persian “Adil” (Stv.3.43; Pr.146A; KM.199); added AR 1/8 ‘Surat’ Rupee 1825 (Stv.329; Pr.279; KM.215) - VF (2)

AR 1/5 Rupee 1805 (KM277, Pr.299) - Obv: T between scales / Rev: Mintname Mumbai (but coin was actually struck at Calicut for Tellicherry) - VF (3)

Pice 1791 & ½ Pice 1794, Soho mint (KM193/192, Pr.129/139) - Obv: Balemark / Rev: Large scales - scratches on obv. of 1 Pice, otherwise Proof (2)

Zinc Pice 1741 (KM156.1, Pr.242, St.2.138) - Obv: Large crown divides G-R at top, BOMB below / Rev: Motto of the Company in four lines - 16.18 g. - VF/XF, recent XRF analyses has revealed that the metal largely consists of zinc, very rare

AR 1/5 Rupee (St.7.41; Pr.298; KM276) - Obv: ‘T(ellicherry).99 sikka nishini 1214 / Rev: 'zarb tellicherri julus'- a.XF (3)

AR 1/5 Rupee (St.7.41; Pr.298; KM276) - Obv: ‘T(ellicherry).99 sikka nishini 1214 / Rev: 'zarb tellicherri julus'- VF (7)

AR 1/5 Rupee (St.7.41; Pr.298; KM276) - Obv: ‘T(ellicherry).99 sikka nishini 1214 / Rev: 'zarb tellicherri julus'- XF

AR Rupee nd (1810-13) (St.7.18; Pr.294; KM.220), Calcutta mint (Mumbai on coin) - 11.61 g. - traces of mint lustre, VF/XF (2), these are derived from the earlier crescent marked rupees struck at Bombay or Tellicherry. Distinguishing features are the upside-down crescent, the simplified legend and the neat appearance of the coin

AR Rupee nd (1810-13) (St.7.18; Pr.294; KM.220), Calcutta mint (Mumbai on coin) - 11.61 g. - traces of mint lustre, XF/UNC, these are derived from the earlier crescent marked rupees struck at Bombay or Tellicherry. Distinguishing features are the upside-down crescent, the simplified legend and the neat appearance of the coin

AR 2 & 5 Fanams nd. (1808-12) (KM350-51, St.3.242/218) - Obv: Buckled garter, value in English and Persian / Rev: Ribbon, star, value in Telugu and Tamil - VF (2)

AR ½ Rupee 1885, Bombay (KM491, SW6.194) - Obv: Crowned bust left / Rev: Value within wreath - UNC

Rupee 1880, Bombay (KM492, SW6.53) - Obv: Crowned bust left / Rev: Value within wreath, bead & points up - minor scratch, UNC

Rupee 1906, Calcutta (KM508, SW7.31) - Obv: Bare head right / Rev: Crowned value within spray - UNC

Rupee 1911, Bombay - Pig Rupee (KM523, Pr.217, SW8.15) - Obv: Crowned bust left / Rev: Value within circle, wreath surrounds - XF/UNC

Rupee 1912, Bombay (KM524, SW8.19, Pr.218) - Obv: Crowned bust left / Rev: Value within circle - UNC, blue and golden toning