Durrani A mohur of Mahmud P 191 32 2007 – Shah struck at Herat Durrani An unusual rupee of Goron, S 221 47 2014 – Peshawar Durrani Regnal years of Ahmad DeShazo, A 180, 182 24-27; 24 2004 – Shah and Taimur Shah Durrani Sahrind and Patiala at the Herrli, H 215 25-29 2013 – time of Ahmad Shah Abdali Durrani Some rupees of Dera SG 203 47-48 2010 – Durrani The coinage of Qaisar Goron, S & R. 225 35-36 2015 – Shah Babar East India Company - Batavia Aelst, A van 136 10 1993 cash coins East India Company Lingen, J 161 supl. 5-14 1999 – Janannathpur: a mint-town of the Company Dutch East India Company Lingen, J 162 24-26 2000 – Paliakatten VOC rupees Dutch East Indies Tin cash Yih, TD 212 32-36 2012 – imitations from Palembang: genuine local imitations or modern counterfeits Dutch EIC - Japanese coins in Aelst, A van 109 6-7 1987 southern Vietman and the Dutch EIC Early Islamic An unusual Schindel, N 228 15-17 2016 – caliph” fals “standing East India Company - The coins of Stevens, P 183 20-22 2005 the Bombay Presidency: The transitional mints of the southern Maratha country East India Company - a new Senior, R 137 16 1993 Benares mohur East India Company - a note on the Wiggins, K 73 2 1981 pice struck at Ahmadabad East Company - a weight for Mitchiner, M 65 4 1980 Farrukhabad rupees of AD East India Company - Bombay pice Goron, S 154 22 1997 struck over an Iranian coin East Company - mohur of Goron, S 157 15 1998 Mumbai of Muhammad Shah East India Company - some coins Wiggins, K 120 7 1989 issued for Benkulen East India Company - the first Rhodes, N 159 15-16 1999 copper coins for Bengal East India Company Stevens, Paul & 176 17-18 2003 – “Bombay Billies”, yet more observations S. Bhandare
Durrani – A mohur of Mahmud Shah struck at Herat P 191 32 2007 Durrani – An unusual rupee of Peshawar Goron, S 221 47 2014 Durrani – Regnal years of Ahmad Shah and Taimur Shah DeShazo, A 180, 182 24-27; 24 2004 Durrani – Sahrind and Patiala at the time of Ahmad Shah Abdali Herrli, H 215 25-29 2013 Durrani – Some rupees of Dera SG 203 47-48 2010 Durrani – The coinage of Qaisar Shah Goron, S & R. Babar 225 35-36 2015 East India Company - Batavia cash coins Aelst, A van 136 10 1993 East India Company – Janannathpur: a mint-town of the Company Lingen, J 161 supl. 5-14 1999 Dutch East India Company – Paliakatten VOC rupees Lingen, J 162 24-26 2000 Dutch East Indies – Tin cash imitations from Palembang: genuine local imitations or modern counterfeits Yih, TD 212 32-36 2012 Dutch EIC - Japanese coins in southern Vietman and the Dutch EIC Aelst, A van 109 6-7 1987 Early Islamic – An unusual “standing caliph” fals Schindel, N 228 15-17 2016 East India Company - The coins of the Bombay Presidency: The transitional mints of the southern Maratha country Stevens, P 183 20-22 2005 East India Company - a new Benares mohur Senior, R 137 16 1993 East India Company - a note on the pice struck at Ahmadabad Wiggins, K 73 2 1981 East Company - a weight for Farrukhabad rupees of AD Mitchiner, M 65 4 1980 East India Company - Bombay pice struck over an Iranian coin Goron, S 154 22 1997 East Company - mohur of Mumbai of Muhammad Shah Goron, S 157 15 1998 East India Company - some coins issued for Benkulen Wiggins, K 120 7 1989 East India Company - the first copper coins for Bengal Rhodes, N 159 15-16 1999 East India Company – “Bombay Billies”, yet more observations Stevens, Paul & S. Bhandare 176 17-18 2003
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