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Twenty-four silver coins of the amirs of Sind and Multan, 9th-10th cent.

Twenty-four silver coins of the amirs of Sind and Multan, 9th-10th cent.

Twenty-four silver coins of the amirs of Sind and Multan, 9th-10th cent.

Twenty-four silver coins of the amirs of Sind and Multan, 9th-10th cent.

Twenty-four silver coins of the amirs of Sind and Multan, 9th-10th cent.

Twenty-four silver coins of the amirs of Sind and Multan, 9th-10th cent.

Twenty-four silver coins of the amirs of Sind and Multan, 9th-10th cent.

Indonesia, imitation in tin(?) of Chinese cash, 19th cent., copy of Qing dynasty, Qian Long (AD 1736-96), rev. Board of Revenue mint, 3.71g.

Indonesia, crude imitation in zinc of Chinese cash, 19th cent., obv. unclear but probably copying Northern Song, Xiang Fu (AD 1008-17), rev. copying Qing dynasty, Board of Revenue or Board of Works?, 2.77g.

Twenty-four silver coins of the amirs of Sind and Multan, 9th-10th cent.

Twenty-four silver coins of the amirs of Sind and Multan, 9th-10th cent.

Twenty-four silver coins of the amirs of Sind and Multan, 9th-10th cent.

Twenty-four silver coins of the amirs of Sind and Multan, 9th-10th cent.

Indonesia, imitation in brass of Chinese cash, 19th cent., obv. copying Northern Song, Xiang Fu (AD 1008-17), rev. copying Qing dynasty, Board of Revenue mint, 3.37g..

Crispus (Caesar, AD 317-26), AE 3, Trier, AD 322-3 (RIC 197.372 var.), 2.45 g.

Maker(s)

Mint: Trier
Ruler: Crispus (AD 317-26)

Indonesia, imitation in zinc of Chinese cash, 19th cent., obv. copying Northern Song, Xiang Fu (AD 1008-17), rev. copying Qing dynasty, Board of Works mint, 3.66g.

Indonesia, imitation in zinc of Chinese cash, 19th cent., obv. copying Northern Song, Xiang Fu (AD 1008-17), rev. copying Qing dynasty, Board of Works mint, 3.50g.

One of two telephone cards:

Maker(s)

Maker: Portugal Telecom

Idyma/Caria, silver tetartemorion, 1st half of 5th cent. BC, obv. turtle, rev. ID (in Greek letters), leaf in incuse (unpublished; cf. Aufhäuser sale 10, lot 206, hemiobol), 0.25g. Majestic list no. 501156.

Maker(s)

Mint: Idyma

In form and appearance it is similar to a number of silver ingots found in Viking-Age hoards in Britain and Scandinavia. Gold ingots are, however, immensely rare, and it is perhaps only the fourth known from England.

Indonesia, imitation in zinc of Chinese cash, 19th cent., obv. copying Northern Song, Xiang Fu (AD 1008-17), rev. copying Qing dynasty, Board of Revenue mint, 3.31g.

One of two telephone cards:

Maker(s)

Maker: Tele-Puhelukortti

Barclays Bank, Barclays Connect card, 1998.

One of two telephone cards:

Maker(s)

Maker: Cabo Verde Telecom

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