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(1795-1850) Indian Gold Fanam NGC Genuine
Certification NGC. They are all almost 200 years old or more and have been preserved in exceptional quality. Classic Rare Coins. Stunning design. Almost 200.India Maratha Confederacy Gold Fanam ND (1820-1830) MS 62 NGC NO RESERVE
Certified MS 62 by NGC. Anonymous Issue. Dagger on obverse, reverse crude depiction of Kali. Undated, but known to have been produced, 1820-1830. Cataloged as Fr-1322. There is no reserve.I35-07 Gold Fanam from Tipu Sultan, the "Tiger of Mysore", Patan mint, AM1217
Gold Fanam, Patan mint, dated AM1217 which corresponds to 1788AD. Tipu Sultan, the "Tiger of Mysore". Tipu Sultan (1787-1799AD). It shows the Persian letter "He" (for Haidar Ali, Tipu's father). Mysore, India.14KY GOLD SOUTH INDIA 1795-1850 GOLD FANAM COIN,SUPERB CONDITION.RAJA OF COCHIN
THIS COIN WAS BOUGHT AT A ESTATE SALE AND IS IN SUPERB CONDITION THE DATE FOR THIS COIN RANGES FROM 1795 TO 1850 AND IS 14KY GOLD.INDIA fanam Gold Coin. Nice Looking Small World Coin.
<p>INDIA fanam Gold Coin. Nice Looking Small World Coin. . Shipped with USPS First Class Package. C.</p>1 - World's smallest GOLD Coin- Last Hindu Empire in India - 1/10 GOLD FANAM
World's smallest GOLD coin (FANAM) from Indian States. INDIA 1/10 GOLD FANAM. Vijayanagar Was The Capital Of The Last Extensive Hindu Empire In India. Vijayanagar Was The Capital Of The Last Extensive Hindu Empire In India Between The 14th.INDIA WESTERN GANGAS, GAJAPATI FANAM, GOLD CAPARISONED ELEPHANT & FLWR, 0.4 gms
Gold Gajapati Fanam. Western Gangas with capital Talkad in 450 AD is modern Karnataka (Mysore).I40-16 Kanthirava Gold Fanam, South India, circa 1660-1800AD, 4-armed Narasimha
Kanthirava fanam. The two upper arms hold a chakra and a sankh. The two lower arms rest downward towards the knees. circa 1660-1800AD. area of Mysore in Southern India.I40-18 Kanthirava Gold Fanam, South India, circa 1660-1800AD, 4-armed Narasimha
Kanthirava fanam. The two upper arms hold a chakra and a sankh. The two lower arms rest downward towards the knees. circa 1660-1800AD. area of Mysore in Southern India.India: Mysore. Kanthirava gold Fanam No Date (1638-1662) PCGS AU58
India: Mysore. Kanthirava gold Fanam No Date (1638-1662) PCGS AU58.Fanam Gold Coin - South India~ American Historicd Society in Capsule
Grading can be quite subjective.India Mysore (1638-62) Gold Fanam AU58 PCGS
India Mysore 1638-62 Gold Fanam. 1338. 38 Gram AU58 PCGS.India Cochin Gold Fanam 1795-1850
Small gold coins issued by the state of Cochin. The obverse shows a stylized sum and moon above dots, and the reverse has a conch shell. Excellent AU-UNC grades.India (Mysore): gold fanam of Tipu Sultan, AH 1200 (1786), Patan mint, PCGS MS62
India (Mysore): gold fanam of Tipu Sultan, AH 1200 (1786), Patan mint. A very tiny gold coin from the reign of the fierce Tipu Sultan, who gave the British avery hot reception and fired rockets(!). Imagine you're an 18th century redcoat, seeingthat unknown terror shrieking through the sky at you!INDIA MATATHAS OF THANJAVUR (1678-1799) GOLD FANAM SHARP DAGGER, EXCELLENT COND.
INDIA MATATHAS OF THANJAVUR (1678-1799) GOLD FANAM SHARP DAGGER, CENTER STRUCK, EXCELLENT CONDITION!Tipu Sultan’s Gold Fanam Mysore Only Indian State to Resist The Brits 1782-1799
Gold Fanam of Tipu Sultan. The obverse of the gold fanam coin shows Haidar’s (Tipu’s father) initials within a lined circle and a row of dots. The reverse. TIPU SULTAN’SGOLD FANAMOF MYSORE. Tipu Sultan (1782-1799), Known As The "Tiger Of Mysore", Headed The Only Indian State To Effectively Resist British Colonialization - Twice Defeating The Much-Vaunted British Army Of The Late 18Th Century--The Army That Conquered 50% Of The World.
