Borneo - Gongsi lead-tin local cash coin (43.54 g.), Federation of the He Shun mining Gongsi. Obv.: He Shun Gong Si, Chinese countermarks on the rim, representing the 14 different Gongsis / rev.: corrupt Manchu inscription. In 1776 the 14 mining mining gongsis around Montrado, formed a federation known as He-shun. Around 1808 the He-shun federation originally consisting of 14 gongsis had dwindled to only seven members. Early in 1819 a quarrel arose between Da-gang and San-tiao-gou about the presidency of the He-shun federation, resulting in a withdrawal of the latter with its allies Shi-wu-fen and Tai-he. They settled north of the Selakau river, San-tiao-gou with its capital at Seminis and Shi-wu-fen at Loemar. The He-shun federation consisted thus of four gongsis. After the detection of a conspiracy of Keng-wei and Xin-wu together with San-tiao-gou against Da-gang, these He-shun gongsis were dissolved by Da-gang on 8 October 1837, leaving Da-gang now synonymous with He-shun in absolute power in Montrado until 1854. Some members of the Keng-wei and Xin-wu gongsis migrated eastwards to Tajan and northwards to Sarawak, respectively. Extremely Rare, VF. Cf: ZENO 252169

Celebes, Macassar/Gowa Sultanate, Sultan Hasan al-Din, 1653 -1669, tin pitis (1.52 g.) Obv.: fi zaman hasan al-din al-sultan / rev.: masruf haza al-Beled. Rasas is modern Arabic for lead, but historically included the mixture with tin. Thus "Small money of this city, of tin-lead. Cf.: ZENO 304210

Celebes, Macassar/Gowa Sultanate, Sultan Hasan al-Din, 1653 -1669, AV kupang (0.59 g.). Rare gVF for issue. Ref.: Millies 284; ZENO 16323

Celebes, Macassar/Gowa Sultanate, Sultan Abd Al-Hadi, 1779 – 1810, AV kupang (0.64 g.). Crude legend. Very Rare VF. Ref.: Millies 278; ZENO 34878

Sumatra, Siak Sultanate, Bantam-style tin pitis (3.07 g.), early 17th century. Corrupted Javanese script. VF. Cf.: ZENO 307736

Sumatra, Siak Sultanate, Bantam-style tin pitis (3.07 g.), early 17th century. Corrupted Javanese script, retrograde. VF. Cf.: ZENO 307736

North Sumatra, Islamic sultanate Batubara (Lima Laras), tin pitis (3) (0.55, 0.71 & 1.84 g.). Obv: Arabic legend Sultan Zain al-'Abadin Mu'azam Shah/ rev: Arabic legend Masruf Batu Bahar Sanat 1158 (AD1744/45). Lot of 3 coins, larger coin showing full legend and date. Average gF-VF € Rare. Ref.: ZENO 275915

Sultanaat van Banjamasin - AR ducaton or silver rider (31.68 g.) with fancy legends and date attributed to the Sultanate of Banjarmasin where they were used for presentation. The period of issue is supposed to be contemporary with the large output of copper doits during the period of 1789-1817 - Obv.: Cuirassed horseman on horseback galloping to r., below provincial arms of Holland, fancy legend around: MO : ND : ARG : CÆN · Œ: BELG : PRS : HOL˙ / rev.: Coat of Arms of States General, supported by two lions, legend: · ONSRDIA – BEISNARVÆ – CRESCUNT, within scroll ꓵꙄIN, oblique milling VF - Rare - Ref.: Encyclopedie van Munten en bankbiljetten > M-20 - ex-Berkman - collectie Coenen

Sultanaat van Banjamasin - AR ducaton or silver rider (32.14 g.) with fancy legends and date attributed to the Sultanate of Banjarmasin where they were used for presentation. The period of issue is supposed to be contemporary with the large output of copper doits during the period of 1789-1817. Obv.: Cuirassed horseman on horseback galloping to r., below provincial arms of Holland, fancy legend around: MO : ND : ARG : CÆN · Œ: BELG : PRS : HOL˙ / rev.: Coat of Arms of States General, supported by two lions, legend: · ONSRDIA – BEISNARVÆ – CPISCUNT, within scroll ꓵꙄIN, oblique milling – VF - Rare VF - Ref.: Encyclopedie van Munten en bankbiljetten > M-20 – ex-Berkman – collectie Coenen

Sultanaat van Banjamasin - AR ducaton or silver rider (32.78 g.) with fancy legends and date 1751, attributed to the Sultanate of Banjarmasin where they were used for presentation. The period of issue is supposed to be contemporary with the large output of copper doits during the period of 1789-1817. Obv.: Cuirassed horseman on horseback galloping to r., below provincial arms of Holland, fancy legend around: MO : ND : ARG : CÆN · Œ: BELG : PRS : HOL˙ / rev.: Coat of Arms of States General, supported by two lions, legend: CONGORDIA – RESNARVÆ – CRESCUNT., within scroll 1751, oblique milling – VF - Rare - Ref.: Encyclopedie van Munten en bankbiljetten > M-20 – ex-Berkman – collectie Coenen