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Gupta Empire, Skandagupta, Lead Unit,&nbsp;Garuda type,&nbsp;Obv:&nbsp;facing garuda standing on snake-like object, with moon&nbsp;on left, and sun on right,&nbsp;Rev:&nbsp;brahmi legend&nbsp;(&#39;Sri Ska)ndaguptasya&#39;,&nbsp;in two lines, square dotted border, 2.50g, 16.86x12.74mm,&nbsp;&nbsp;about very fine.

Lead Coin of Skandagupta of Gupta Dynasty.

Silver Drachma 9 Coins of Skanda Gupta of Gupta Dynasty. 

Rare Copper Coin of City State of Vidisha.

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Madurai Nayaks,&nbsp;Mangamma, Copper Kasu,&nbsp;Srivira Script, Obv: two deities seated, Rev: legend, &nbsp;3.1g, 12.62mm,&nbsp;about very fine.

Copper Kasu of Madurai Nayaks of Mangamma of Srivira Script.

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Bombay Presidency, Copper Pice, Obv:&nbsp;bale mark,&nbsp;Rev:&nbsp;scales Persian adal (just),&nbsp;10.12g, 18.00g, about very fine.

Copper One Pice Coin of Bombay Presidency.

<div>Saurashtra of Gujrat (100&nbsp;BC), Copper Unit, Obv:&nbsp;lord Shiva (mahakal), six arched symbol, river below with fishes, Rev:&nbsp;double swastika symbols, 4.3g,&nbsp;18.15x17.83mm, complete natural condition with green patina,&nbsp;about good.&nbsp;</div>

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Copper Coin of Saurashtra of Gujarat.

The Coinage of the Gupta Empire-4th Volume, By A.S.Altekar.

Hard Bound, 390&nbsp;Pages and 26&nbsp;Plates,&nbsp;

This Volume gives a detial on the coinage of the Gupta Empire, The Series are divided into ten volumes. Political History of the dynasty has been briefly dealt with in opening chapter. The Second chapter gives a general survey of the Gupta Coinage. Chapter III to X describe the coinage of the great Gupta emperors from Chandragupta I to Skandagupta. Chap XI deals with the coins of he successors of Skandagupta. Silver, Copper and Gold-coated coins of the different rulers are discussed in appropriate places. Symbols, metrology, Palacography and hoards are dealt with in Chap XII.&nbsp;

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