Buy historical Samoa Coins items such as Gold, Silver, Copper, Rare and Error online on MarudharArts

Samoa, Olympic Games of&nbsp;Spiele Atlanta -&nbsp;1996, Proof&nbsp;Silver 10 Dollars, 31.4g, 38mm, Proof.

Silver Ten Dollars Proof Coin of Samoa about Olympic Games of 1996.

Silver One Dollar Proof Liberty Coin of U.S.A.

Silver Ten Yuan Proof Coin of China about Olympic Games.

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;

The Conjuror’s Trick: An Interpretative History of Paper Money in India by Bazil Shaikh.

Marudhar
Arts Auction catalogue of Coins, Stamps and Note.<o:p></o:p>Marudhar Arts Auction Catalog # 13,&nbsp;Conducted&nbsp;On 21st &amp; 22nd February 2014, 1st Session on 21st February 2014 &amp; 2nd Session on 22nd February 2014 at&nbsp;Bangalore.We offered 553 Lots for 1st session &amp; 493 Lots for 2nd session.&nbsp;124 Pages.

Marudhar Arts Auction catalogue of Coins, Stamps and Note.

Buy historical Mughal Coins items such as Gold, Silver, Copper, Rare and Error online on MarudharArts.

Shah Alam II,&nbsp;

Kankurti Mint,&nbsp;

Diffrent Mint Mark of SUN

Silver Rupee, AH (11)77/ Ahad RY, 

Maratha Issue,&nbsp;

Obv: Sikka Mubarak Badshah Ghazi, 

Rev: sana ahad julus, zarb Kankurti completely visible,&nbsp;

11.3 g, 19.92 mm, 

(Unlisted), 

about very fine, 

Rare.

UNLISTED Silver One Rupee Coin of Shah Alam II of Kankurti Mint.

<h1>Coins of the Sikhs - Sri Amritsar Jiyo, By Guprit Singh.</h1>

Hard Cover with flap cover, 224 Pages,&nbsp;

Of all the coins of the Sikh, the coins of Amritsar mint are the most intriguing. Amritsar was never a mint town before the sikhs started minting coins with the mint name Amritsar. In view of the vast variety of these coins this book is dedicated to the coins of Amritsar mint. It deals with the gradual evolution of the coins from their initial uncomplicated form to coins reflecting the splendid artistry of the calligraphers at that time. This book is at the same time a catalogue and a research document.Instead of sketches, this book illustrates actual images of the coin. even the symbols have been derived directly from the images of actual coin.&nbsp;

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