Archive Lots

The Harappan civilization (3000-2500 BC), in the Indus Valley utilized gold disks, 1.0grms. 20.70mm, primarily crafted for necklaces, though they were reportedly also employed in trade. These disks likely served both as a store of value and a medium for exchange. Very Fine+, Very Rare denomination

Gold Toe Ring

Ancient Rajgir, Anonymous Issue, 2nd Century BC

Archaic Punch-Marked Coinage from the Gangetic Basin, Middle Ganga Region, Kashi Mahajanapada (c.400-350 BCE)

Archaic Punch-Marked Coinage from the Godavari Valley, Vidharbha Janapada, Melghat Region (c.400-350 BCE)

Archaic Punch-Marked Coinage from the Godavari Valley, Vidharbha Janapada, Melghat Region (c.400-350 BCE)

Archaic Punch-Marked Coinage from the Magadha Janapada, Nanda Dynasty (c. 343-321 BCE)

Archaic Punch-Marked Coinage from the Magadha Janapada, Nanda Dynasty (c. 343-321 BCE)

Archaic Punch-Marked Coinage from the Magadha Janapada, Nanda Dynasty (c. 343-321 BCE)

Archaic Punch-Marked Coinage from the Magadha Janapada, Nanda Dynasty (c. 343-321 BCE)