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Rupee

Maker(s)

Ruler: uncertain
Ruler: Muzaffar Jang Bangash (1771-96) (Inferred)
Ruler: Amin-ud-Doula (1796-1802) (Inferred)
Mint: Ahmednagar Farrukhabad

Rupee

Maker(s)

Ruler: uncertain
Ruler: Muzaffar Jang Bangash (1771-96) (Inferred)
Ruler: Amin-ud-Doula (1796-1802) (Inferred)
Mint: Ahmednagar Farrukhabad

Rupee

Maker(s)

Ruler: uncertain
Ruler: Muzaffar Jang Bangash (1771-96) (Inferred)
Ruler: Amin-ud-Doula (1796-1802) (Inferred)
Mint: Ahmednagar Farrukhabad

8 Cash

Maker(s)

Ruler: Swati Thirunal Rama Varma VI (1885-1924)
Mint: No mint

Rupee

Maker(s)

Ruler: uncertain
Ruler: Muzaffar Jang Bangash (1771-96) (Inferred)
Ruler: Amin-ud-Doula (1796-1802) (Inferred)
Mint: Ahmednagar Farrukhabad

1 Chuckram

Maker(s)

Ruler: Anonymous
Ruler: Rama Varma IV (1853-64) (Inferred)
Mint: No mint

Rupee

Maker(s)

Ruler: uncertain
Ruler: Muzaffar Jang Bangash (1771-96) (Inferred)
Ruler: Amin-ud-Doula (1796-1802) (Inferred)
Mint: Ahmednagar Farrukhabad

One of 39 coins: 37 Oriental, one Greek and one African:

Antioch, anonymous, AE, type C2, large S / cross-and-pellets (Metcalf 468-9, Schlumberger III:16 var.), 0.74 g. From Baldwins Crusades list no. 6 (July 2004), no. 23

Pommern-Greifswald, Stadt (after 1410), AR witten (Dannenberg) 210 var., 1.30g. From Auction 25 (9-12.02.2004), lot 3277.

Pommern-Anklam, Stadt (after 1387), AR witten (Dannenberg 178), 0.77g. From Auction 25 (9-12.02.2004), lot 3273.

The Bank Restriction Note - A Satirical Note

Maker(s)

Artist: Cruikshank, George

One of sixty-five Oriental and other coins:

One of twenty-three Oriental coins:

One of two medieval coins:

One of 31 unofficial retropatterns of 19th- and 20th-cent. coins produced by Coincraft:

One of six modern coins and a token:

One of one Greek, 47 Roman coins, twelve modern coins, two tokens and four banknotes:

One of four medieval italian coins and a collection of 105 tokens of Cambrai:

England, Henry II (1154-89), lead trial-piece struck from dies of Cross-and-Crosslets (Tealby) class F3 (c. 1174-1180), Thetford mint, moneyer Turstain, 12.65g. Found at Joe Blunts Lane, Thetford, Norfolk, September/October 2002. An important find, apparently resulting from the use of a piece of lead to test the dies received by one of Thetfords moneyers in last years of the existence of the Thetford mint. One other trial-piece of this coinage is known, found recently in excavations at Canterbury.

Merovingian gold tremissis, Quentovic, moneyer Dutta, c.650-70 (same dies as Prou 1125 = Lafaurie, RN 1996, p. 229, no. 65), 1.28g, fineness c.24% gold (based on SG of 11.82). Ex Baldwin sale 30, lot 871 (sold for £1200, but returned). Found by Mr W. Martin at Great Moneham, Kent, 2002.

Istrus, AR, trihemiobol, 4th century BC, rev. Eagle on dolphin, to r. K (SNG BM 234), 1.54g.

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Rupee

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Rupee

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Rupee

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8 Cash

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Rupee

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1 Chuckram

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Rupee

Maker(s)

One of 39 coins: 37 Oriental, one Greek and one African:

Antioch, anonymous, AE, type C2, large S / cross-and-pellets (Metcalf 468-9, Schlumberger III:16 var.), 0.74 g. From Baldwins Crusades list no. 6 (July 2004), no. 23

Pommern-Greifswald, Stadt (after 1410), AR witten (Dannenberg) 210 var., 1.30g. From Auction 25 (9-12.02.2004), lot 3277.

Pommern-Anklam, Stadt (after 1387), AR witten (Dannenberg 178), 0.77g. From Auction 25 (9-12.02.2004), lot 3273.

The Bank Restriction Note - A Satirical Note

Maker(s)

One of sixty-five Oriental and other coins:

One of twenty-three Oriental coins:

One of two medieval coins:

One of 31 unofficial retropatterns of 19th- and 20th-cent. coins produced by Coincraft:

One of six modern coins and a token:

One of one Greek, 47 Roman coins, twelve modern coins, two tokens and four banknotes:

One of four medieval italian coins and a collection of 105 tokens of Cambrai:

One of four medieval italian coins and a collection of 105 tokens of Cambrai:

Merovingian gold tremissis, Quentovic, moneyer Dutta, c.650-70 (same dies as Prou 1125 = Lafaurie, RN 1996, p. 229, no. 65), 1.28g, fineness c.24% gold (based on SG of 11.82). Ex Baldwin sale 30, lot 871 (sold for £1200, but returned). Found by Mr W. Martin at Great Moneham, Kent, 2002.

Istrus, AR, trihemiobol, 4th century BC, rev. Eagle on dolphin, to r. K (SNG BM 234), 1.54g.

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