AE cash (3.10 g.). ND (1687-1695) Sumatra, Bencoolen (Stevens 6.7; KM.1; Pridmore (1974) SNC LXXXII pp. 429-430.) Obv.: Bale-mark of the Company / rev.: Crude Persian inscription, transliterated as “Angriz Kampani” (English Company). Rare. Slight off centre struck, as usual - VF

AR fanam (1.06 g.). ND (1693) Sumatra, Bencoolen (Stevens 6.5; KM.2; Pridmore (1974) SNC LXXXII pp. 429-430.) Obv.: Bale-mark of the Company / rev.: Crude Persian inscription, transliterated as “Angriz Kampani” (English Company) - gVF - rare

AE 3 kepings 1787 / AH1202 (KM.Pn12 / Scho. 950) Produced by Matthew Boulton as one of a series of test pieces; they are some of the first coins produced using James Watt's steam engine. gVF edge nock, otherwise aXF

Sumatra, British East India Company, Bencoolen (Fort Marlborough) - AE 2 Kepings 1786 AH1200 - struck in copper gilt (Scho.953; KM.258, Pr.11B) - Obv. Balemark of the East India Company, date below divided by large rosette / Rev. “2 / do keping / 1202” - 6.68 g., oblique milled edge - few minor handling marks, XF/UNC, this was the first coinage struck by Matthew Boulton at the Soho Mint near Birmingham and also the first contract for the Honourable East India Company

Penang Dutch Administration - 1 cent 1810 (Scho. 977) - Obv: Arms with supporters above date / Rev: Inscription 'Pulu Penang' within wreath - NGC AU 55 BN (6647011-002)

1 Doit AH1227 (1812/13) Borneo, Maluka in Banjarmasin Sultanate (Scho. 980c, Pridm.4) - Obv. 9-sided design like a fan, below date. Rev.: 1 / doit with counterstamp of eight spokes of a wheel. According to Scholten believed to represent the "Union Jack". Pridmore describe the countermark as a 'Dharmacakra', the Buddhist Wheel of Law - VF

AE 2 keping, AH1197/17-83 divided by rosette. Struck at Calcutta. NGC graded AU 53 BN; KM-256 Scho. 944; same: AE ½ cent (pice) 1810, struck in London, Obv. Arms of the British East India Company / Pulu Penang within wreath of leaves. NGC graded AU 53 BN; KM-14; Scho.977. Lot of 2 encapsulated coins

AE keping (2) AH1247 , Rooster to left (“duwit ajam”) (Scho. 985; KM 8.1); same: AE 1 keping token, Obv: Rooster to left, Malay-Arabic legend “satu keping - tanah malayu” (One keping – country of the Malays), C R READ / Rev: 16-petalled rosette, below AH 1250 (1834/35). Legend around in Bugi script: “wanuwa tan agi-sadi keping” (Country of the Bugis, one keping) (Scho. 992; SS.42; Pr.33). Lot of 3 coins, average gVF