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Rajgor Auction 16 TM Auction 16 | 8/3/14 Sardar Patel Seva Samaj | Ahmedabad World of Coins Advisory Panel Bidding Methods Auction Preview Prof. Dr. A. P. Jamkhedkar Live Floor Bidding - Bid in Your Preview Over Coffee Director (Retd.), person during the floor auction Dept. of Archaeology & Museums, You are invited to Preview the Govt. of Maharashtra Fax Bids to +91-22-23870 647 Auction Lots at the Registered (must be received on or before Office of the Rajgor’s over a cup of Mrs. Beena Sarasan 7 March 2014 by 6:00 pm) Coffee. I.R.S. (Retd.), Dy. Commissioner of Income Tax Postal Bids to the Regd. Office On (must be received on or before Any Working Day Dineshbhai Mody 7 March 2014 by 6:00 pm) from 11:00 am to 6:30 pm Founder Chairman, Dinesh Mody Internet Bids - Get Registered on Kindly inform us about your Numismatic Museum & Institute, convenient time to Preview the lots University of Mumbai www.Rajgors.com so that you can have our full (Online Absentee Bidding ends attention. Dinyar Madon on 8 March 2014 by 1:00 pm) Senior Advocate, Do call us about your preferred lots Bombay High Court SMS Bids on +91 90040 82585 and your timings on - +91 9594 647 (must be received on or before 647 Parag P. Tripathi 5 March 20143 by 2:00 pm) New Delhi Email Bids to [email protected] Rezwan Razack (must be received on or before Jt. M.D., 5 March 2014 by 2:00 pm) Prestige Constructions, Bangalore Telephone Bids Please contact us on +91-9594 647 647 Shauheen Daya (only available for Lots valued Connoisseur of Art, at or above Rs. 25,000) Mumbai Prof. Dr. V. S. Parekh Head of Dept. (Retd.), Dept. of Archaeology, M.S. University of Baroda Rajgor’s Upcoming Auctions Heritage of India Auction 17 Auction 18 Auction 21 May 2014, Mumbai 15 August 2014, Ahmedabad Thursday, 10th April 2014 Auction 19 Auction 22 June 2014, Mumbai September 2014, Mumbai Crystal Room, The Taj Mahal Palace Mumbai Auction 20 July 2014, Mumbai World of Coins Auction 16 Categories Lot # Ancient Coins (600 BC to AD 700) 202-246 Hindu Coins of Medieval India Saturday, 8th March 2014 (AD 700 to 1600) 247-248 3:00 pm Sultanates Coins of Islamic India (AD 712 to 1700) 249-263 Sardar Patel Seva Samaj off CG Road, Navarangpura, Coins of Mughal Empire Ahmedabad (AD 1500 to 1857) 264-295 Coins of Independent Kingdoms (AD 1500 to 1835) 296-306 In association with Princely States of India COINEX 2014 (AD 1785 to 1948) 307-329 Gujarat Coin Society, Ahmedabad European Powers in India (AD 1500 to 1962) 330-336 East India Company (AD 1750 to 1835) 337-347 Republic of India (AD 1947 to present) 348-365 Rajgor's Auctions Corporate Office: Foreign Coins 605, Majestic Shopping Center, (AD 1500 to present) 366-384 Near Church, 144 J.S.S. Road, Opera House, Mumbai 400004 Tokens (AD 1700 to present) 385-391 Customer Care: 022-23820 647 Medals Tel: 022-2366 3148 • 022-3079 3148 (AD 1700 to present) 392-396 QBC 3148 • Cell: 09594 647 647 Fax: 022-23870 647 Paper Money (AD 1700 to present) 397-419 [email protected] • www.Rajgors.com To download the free Android App on your Android Mobile Phone, point the QR code reader application on your You are requested to carry a copy of this Catalogue phone at the image on left side. along with you during the floor auction. Statutory: Corporate ID No. : U74120MH2012PTC229332 (2012-13), Numismatic Guarantee Service of India Pvt. Ltd. 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Rajgor Photography Sandip Desai Head, Finance ICICI Bank, Girgaum Branch, Mumbai Shilpesh Patil Creative Head Kindly issue Cheque in the name of - Numismatic Guarantee Service of India Pvt. Ltd., Current Shailesh Palkar Graphic Designer A/c No. 641105000305 Rupali Shinde Graphic Designer RTGS / NEFT / IFSC Code: ICIC0006411 Upendra Salvi Web Master Export of Antiquities: Akhilesh Chauhan Accountant According to the Antiquities and Art Treasures Act, 1972 Neelam Parave Accountant (Act No. 52 of 1972), items (including coins) over 100 years old, Vithoba Mahegaokar Logistics cannot be exported out of India except with the permission of the Haji Syed Shaikh Logistics Director General, Archaeological Survey of India, Janpath, New Delhi. & Registration of Antiquities: Beji B. Vimadalal Auction Crier According to the Antiquities and Art Treasure Rules 1973 of the Antiquities and Art Treasures Act, 1972 (Act No. 52 of Hi-Res Images : 1972), and Amendment S.O. 448 (E), dated 2.7.1976 as amended Hi-Res images of all lots are available on by S.O. 397 (E), dated 15.5.1980, all coins and Numismatic www.Rajgors.com materials are EXCLUDED from the Compulsory Registration of Antiquities. Auction Preview : However, all the antiquities listed as per the following Schedule of the said Amendment, need to be compulsorily be By appointment at the Office or at the Venue. Registered with the Archaeological Survey of India. (http://asi.nic.in/asi_legislations.asp) Terms & Conditions of Sale: "The following antiquities which have been in existence for This auction is conducted under the Conditions of Sale as not less than one hundred years, namely: stipulated in the catalogue / website. Sculptures in stone, terracotta, metal, ivory and bone; Paintings (including miniatures and tanks) in all media, that © All rights reserved with the Rajgor’s (2014) is to say, paper, wood, cloth, silk and the like; Manuscripts, where such manuscripts contain paintings, illustrations or illuminations; Sculptured figures in wood (both in relief and round).” Ancient Coins (600 BC to AD 700) 207 Punch-marked Coins, Kosala Janapada (5th century BC), Silver, 2.63 g, Karshapana, Palia Hoard type, four symbols type in ABCD pattern of symbols (Rajgor Series 65). A number of counter-marks by local shroff on 202 Punch-marked Coins, Gandhara Janapada (6th the rev. Very Fine, Scarce. century BC), Silver, 11.12 g, Bent Bar, double symbol Estimate: ` 1,000-1,200.......................................................... type, struck from a single punch on the two ends of the coin (Rajgor Series 34, Nos 540-545). Broad flan, Very Fine+, Rare. Estimate: ` 3,000-4,000.......................................................... 208 Punch-marked Coins, Matsya Janapada (5th century BC), Silver, 4.40 g, Vimashatika, AABB pattern of four th symbols punched from set of two different punches on 203 Punch-marked Coins, Gandhara Janapada (6 the face with geometrical designs similar to the coins of century BC), Silver, 11.22 g, Bent Bar, double symbol Kosala Janapada with the main State symbol comprising type, struck from a single punch on the two ends of the of a dot in circle and Swastika-type 6 tentacles placed in a coin (Rajgor Series 34, Nos 540-545). Broad flan with circular clockwise position, the other symbol consists of very high curvature, Very Fine+, Rare. a triskeli-like symbol. Minute shroff marks on rev. Estimate: ` 3,000-4,000.......................................................... Scyphate, Very Fine+, Very Rare and not listed by Rajgor. Estimate: ` 8,000-10,000........................................................ 204 Punch-marked Coins, Gandhara Janapada (6th century BC), Silver, 11.3 g, Bent Bar, double symbol type, struck from a single punch on the two ends of the coin (Rajgor Series 34, Nos 540-545). Broad flan with flatten Planchet which is quite unusual for these Bent Bars th 209 Punch-marked Coins, Chedi Janapada (5 century which are always known in their trade mark curves, Very BC), Silver, 3.45 g, Karshapana, four symbols type Fine, Unusual and Rare. with the ABCC pattern with a bull to left, a ploughshare Estimate: ` 3,000-4,000.......................................................... symbol and a pair symbol with a circle and a dot inside, surrounded by six semi-circles each with a dot within. Unifaced. Unpublished and not listed by Rajgor. Mitchiner lists similar coins with 'candelabra-like' symbol as products from the Son Valley (Shahdol area), 205 Punch-marked Coins, Gandhara Janapada (6th century whereas Rajgor refers to a hoard in Patna Museum with BC), Silver, 11.2 g, Bent Bar, double symbol type, struck similar marks but at half the weight of Karshapana from a single punch on the two ends of the coin (Rajgor weight standard. However, none of them list this type Series 34, Nos 540-545). Broad flan but smaller length, with full weight of a Karshapana coin, which is reported Very Fine+, Rare. from an unpublished hoard in Madhya Pradesh. Unpublished and Very Rare. Estimate: ` 3,000-4,000.......................................................... Estimate: ` 15,000-17,000...................................................... 206 Punch-marked Coins, Kashi Janapada under Kosala Janapada (5th century BC), Silver, 4.26 g, Vimshatika, four symbols type with the ABCC pattern of symbols on obv, with the first being the State symbol of the Kashi 210 Punch-marked Coins, Andhra Janapada (5th century Janapada, the pair of the Taurine symbol and the fourth BC), Silver, 1.70 g, ½ Karshapana, four symbols type, symbol a Triskeli (Rajgor Series 58).
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