Studies in South Indian coins, Vol.13

Sarma, IK et al. (ed.)

Studies in South Indian coins, Vol.14

Sarma, IK et al. (ed.)

Studies in South Indian coins, Vol.15

Sarma, IK et al. (ed.)

Studies in South Indian coins, Vol.16

Sarma, IK et al. (ed.)

Studies in South Indian coins, Vol.8

Sarma, IK et al. (ed.)

A study of coins

Singh, ON & DP Sharma

ISBN: 9788174791115, 8174791116

This book covers Numismatic studies of South Asia from earliest time to modern period. It deals with manufacturing techniques, style, and types of metals used, symbols and images, purpose and dynasties who promoted various kinds of coinage etc.;

A study of Indian numismatics

Anup Kumar

ISBN: 9788189981792, 818998179X

Archaic coinage of Godavari Valley and the Deccan

Kulkarni, Prashant P.

ISBN: 9789355266859, 9355266855

This book encapsulates the outcome of a very large and very detailed study project into the many sources of this local PMC series, made available through official channels as well as by the very active numismatic fraternity of the Godavari region. This book will appeal to the numismatist (as a comprehensive catalogue of local punch-marked coins of the Deccan).

Numismatic history of Himachal Preadesh and the catalogue of coins in Himachal State Museum, Shimla and Bhuri Singh Museum, Chamba

Gupta, Parmeshwari Lal

ISBN: 9788170184553, 817018455X

Coins, besides being of interest to the collector are of immense cognizance to the historian too because they depict the political, administrative, social, economic, religious and cultural life of the populance of that period. This aspect has been studied by Dr. P.L. Gupta wiith special reference to Himachal Pradesh.

Treasures from Kashmir Smast: the earliest Saiva monastic establishment

Khan, M. Nasim

On the archaeology of Kashmir Smast, a great isolated cave some 1135m. above sea level, located 50 Kilometers northest of Mardan in the North West Frontier Province of Pakistan.

Tribal coins of ancient India

Handa, Devendra

ISBN: 9788173053177, 8173053170

Numismatic discoveries made from time to time interpretations and newer techniques of analysis have rendered earlier views in many cases as obsolete and worth revision.

The Journal of Numismatic Society of India, Vol.82, 2 parts, 2020; ISSN: 0029-6066,

Unique Andhra coins

Reddy, Deme Raja

ISBN: 9789350500163, 9350500167

The coins of Haidar Ali and Tipu Sultan (AD 1722-1799)

Henderson, J.R.

ISBN: 9789394262911, 9394262911

Chitresvara-Siva type coins: classification and attribution

Handa, Devendra

ISBN: 9788173056598, 8173056595

Copper coins bearing the figure of Siva holding trident with battle-axe in his right hand and leopard skin hanging from his left arm with early Brahmi legend around on the obverse and a deer facing an arched symbol. Shastri brought to light four new specimens of these coins bearing on the obverse three-headed Siva sitting on Apasmara-purusha removing all doubts that the word Chitresvara stood f...

Telangana history: based on numismatic source material

Reddy, Deme Raja

ISBN: 9789388789660, 9388789660

Ancient Indian coins: a comprehensive catalogue

Pieper, Wilfried

ISBN: 9789392280016, 9392280017

This catalogue exhaustively lists and illustrates 3792 coin images (line drawings wherever needed) of ancient Indian coins of all metals except gold. Each chapter begins with a brief history of the dynasties/series with notes on the coinage. Maps have been profusely used. Eminent numismatists Pankaj Tandon, Alex Fishman and Sanjeev Kumar have contributed chapters on Paratrajas, Western Kshatrap...

The coins of the Sikhs, 2nd rev. and augmented edition

Herrli, Hans (b.1933)

Studies in Indian coins

Sircar, DC

ISBN: 9788120829732, 8120829735

This book is an authoritative and authentic source for the study of Indian coins. It not only describes the coins but also studies them critically in all their aspects.

Ancient Indian numismatics

Semwal, Bhavesh et al.

ISBN: 9789390412747, 9390412749

Coins tell a lot about the ruler who issued them. They speak of events that look place; they tell us the name of the ruler; some coins even tell us which year he ruled in. The designs are aesthetic. Coin in India depict the king, gods, goddesses, and other motifs while medieval ones issued by kings in North India bear inscriptions in Arabic or Persian and the ones in south India depict beautifu...