India Undiscovered Indian coins Herrli, H. 206 32-34 2011 – India XV South Indian Mears, B 183 1-2 2005 – Numismatic Society Conference 2005 India and Pakistan Two small Lingen, J 174 27-28 2003 – gold items from the sub-continent India states Chhota Udaipur paisa Lampinen, P 178 46 2004 – overstruck on a European copper India, British - The intoduction of Stevens, Dr P 189 22-29 2006 the 1835 quarter annas (pice) as part of the uniform coinage of British India British - When is a forgery Stevens, P 103 4 1986 not a forgery? early medieval More early Tandon, P 195 17-23 2008 – medieval silver portrait coins of the Yashaaditya series India, South - Too many Mears, B 189 15-16 2006 Raghunathas: Vijaya Ragunatha legend on coins of Tanjore and Pudukkottai India, South Chiuli fanams of Mears, B 189 13-15 2006 – Ramnad India: Mediaeval Gold coins of Bhandare, S 211 43-44 2012 – Mayindeva a new ruler in 13th – century Goa India: Mewar A new copper coin Jain, S. 230 34-35 2017 – of Kumbhalgarh, Mewar India: Sultanates a silver tanka of Deyell, J 211 45 2012 – Bengal sultan al-Din Husain ‘Ala Shah, countermarked with the title of.. a revenue official? Indian states - A new gold half Rhodes, N 200 63 2009 mohur of Bharatha Simha Indian states - A speculative Tabor, B 206 20-27 2011 catalogue of some Ratlam coins Indian states - Bhaunagar, also a Lingen, J 200 52-54 2009 mint for gold and silver? Indian states - The pice’ Tabor, B 203 16-37 2010 ‘Kachcha of late 18th and 19th century Malwa Indian states - The ranas of Gohad Tabar, B 196 27-34 2008 and their occupations of Gwalior Fort: a numismatic perspective Indian states lacs of Lucassen, J & J. 214 24-32 2014 – “Two Bharatpur and Bindrabund rupees Lingen and 15 bags of copper pyce, captured at Dig on Christmas Eve 1804”
India – Undiscovered Indian coins Herrli, H. 206 32-34 2011 India – XV South Indian Numismatic Society Conference 2005 Mears, B 183 1-2 2005 India and Pakistan – Two small gold items from the sub-continent Lingen, J 174 27-28 2003 India states – Chhota Udaipur paisa overstruck on a European copper Lampinen, P 178 46 2004 India, British - The intoduction of the 1835 quarter annas (pice) as part of the uniform coinage of British India Stevens, Dr P 189 22-29 2006 British - When is a forgery not a forgery? Stevens, P 103 4 1986 early medieval – More early medieval silver portrait coins of the Yashaaditya series Tandon, P 195 17-23 2008 India, South - Too many Raghunathas: Vijaya Ragunatha legend on coins of Tanjore and Pudukkottai Mears, B 189 15-16 2006 India, South – Chiuli fanams of Ramnad Mears, B 189 13-15 2006 India: Mediaeval – Gold coins of Mayindeva – a new ruler in 13th century Goa Bhandare, S 211 43-44 2012 India: Mewar – A new copper coin of Kumbhalgarh, Mewar Jain, S. 230 34-35 2017 India: Sultanates – a silver tanka of Bengal sultan ‘Ala al-Din Husain Shah, countermarked with the title of.. a revenue official? Deyell, J 211 45 2012 Indian states - A new gold half mohur of Bharatha Simha Rhodes, N 200 63 2009 Indian states - A speculative catalogue of some Ratlam coins Tabor, B 206 20-27 2011 Indian states - Bhaunagar, also a mint for gold and silver? Lingen, J 200 52-54 2009 Indian states - The ‘Kachcha pice’ of late 18th and 19th century Malwa Tabor, B 203 16-37 2010 Indian states - The ranas of Gohad and their occupations of Gwalior Fort: a numismatic perspective Tabar, B 196 27-34 2008 Indian states – “Two lacs of Bharatpur and Bindrabund rupees and 15 bags of copper pyce, captured at Dig on Christmas Eve 1804” Lucassen, J & J. Lingen 214 24-32 2014
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