Name: Auction: India, Kakatiyas of Warangal, gold Gadyana
Brand: Stanley Gibbons Baldwin's
Price: 1200 GBP
Availability: InStock

Stanley Gibbons Baldwin’s marks the 125th edition of its Ancient, British and World Coin Auction, meticulously curated by in-house specialists. The sale spans Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Celtic, British, World and Islamic sections. &nbsp;Ancient highlights include two Ptolemaic Gold Octodrachms, an exceptional Dold Double decadrachm of Agathokles, a Siculo-Punic tetradrachm, and an extremely rare Carausius denarius recorded on the PAS. Celtic material ranges from a Bronze Age lock-ring to gold staters of Gaul and Britain, culminating in a superb ‘Classic’ Cunobelin stater. Within the British coin section, notable pieces include Anglo-Saxon pennies and hammered gold such as an Edward III Quarter-Noble, Elizabeth I Quarter Angel and pledge penny—and important hammered silver of Edward I, Henry VII, Henry VIII and Edward VI. Milled items include a lovely George II Two Guineas and the third tranche from 'The Frank Waley Collection', featuring a 1663 Charles II Shilling NGC MS63 and Victoria Gothic Crowns to PF65. World coins present a date run of Brazilian 960 Reis of João VI, early Hong Kong issues, rare Medieval Indian gold Gadyanas, the finest known Saladin commemorative Pound, a Genoese Quintuple Doppia AU58, and a Mint State Paul I Rouble and the Islamic section includes fine selections of dinars and rare Artuqid bronzes, capped by a stunning Ottoman Double Zeri Mahbub.

1796 George III 4 Reales Oval Countermark 

Stanley Gibbons Baldwin's Ancient, British & World Coins - Auction 125

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India, Kakatiyas of Warangal, gold Gadyana, repousse fabric, c. 900-1000 AD, nine punches struck deeply on a very thin flan, five with a boar facing right with sun and moon above in the centre, two with Kannada letter 'Shri' twice in one punch, one with Kannada legend ‘Manda’ and one with Kannada legend ‘lika’; 3.79g, 30mm diameter (Mitch. -;for similar see Classical Numismatic Gallery, Auction 38, lot 249). Good Very Fine. Extremely rare. Most likely an issue of Gunda IV (955-995 AD), an early Kakatiya ruler who ruled as a feudatory of the Rashtrakutas. The title 'Mandalika' might refer to the feudatory status of Gunda IV.&nbsp;

India, Kakatiyas of Warangal, gold Gadyana

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