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British India,1867 to 1873,&nbsp;Victoria queen 'EAST INDIA' issues overprinted 'Service' Called LARGE SERVICE (Length of overprint 15 3/4 mm), Brown Colour 1 Anna, Used.

British India,1867 to 1873, Victoria queen 'EAST INDIA' issues overprinted 'Service' Called LARGE SERVICE (Length of overprint 15 3/4 mm), Brown Colour 1 Anna, Used.

British India, 1900, Military stamps China Expeditionary Force (C.E.F) on stamps of Queen Victoria, (3p,½,1a, 2a,2a6p,3a,4a), 2 Stamps Damaged, MNH.

British India,1922, King George V on one Anna Service Stamp, Colour Changed, MNH.

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Malwa Sultanates,&nbsp;Mahmud-III of Gujarat,&nbsp;Copper Falus, &nbsp;Obv: qutb al dunya wal deen abul fazal, Rev:&nbsp;mahmud shah bin latif shah al sultan,&nbsp;7.2 g, 18.85 mm,&nbsp;&nbsp;(G &amp; G # M216), &nbsp;about fine,&nbsp;Scarce.

Copper Falus of Mahmud III of Gujrat of Malwa Sultanate.

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Mewar, Chitor Mint,&nbsp;Copper 2 Pie,&nbsp;In the name of&nbsp;&nbsp;Shah Alam II, Brockage Issue, Lakhi impression on Reverse, 4.99g, 17.55mm,&nbsp;&nbsp;about fine, Rare.

Rare Copper Two Pie Coin of Chitor mint of Mewar.

Indo Scythians, Azes II (35-12 BC), Copper Tetradrachma, Obv: king mounted on horse walking right, holding spear, Greek legend around &ldquo;BA&Sigma;I&Lambda;E&Omega;&Sigma; BA&Sigma;I&Lambda;E&Omega;N ME&Gamma;A&Lambda;OY / AZOY&rdquo;, Rev: humped Bull standing right, hazara monogram above, Kharoshthi legend around &ldquo;Maharajasa rajarajasa mahatasa ayasa&rdquo;, 11.10g, 25.23mm, (Mitch. ACW # 2377), about very fine.

Copper Tetradrachma coin of Azes II of  Indo Scythians.

The Conjuror&rsquo;s Trick: An Interpretative History of Paper Money in India by Bazil Shaikh.

Soft Bound, 247 Pages,&nbsp;

&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; This book weaves its nattative around images of curency and banknotes issued in India through a period of over two hundred years. An attempt has been made to integrate perspectives of economic history, political economy, banking and public policy as well as those of notaphily and art while bringing alive the story of paper money in India.&nbsp;

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