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The Indian Analyst
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| No. | Source | Dynasty | King | Date | Language and Alphabet | Remarks |
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| 356 | Coin in the possession of Mr. Venkatadasappa. No. 8. |
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Copper, round, 41½ grs. Obverse : In a circle, elephant to left, with the symbols of sun and moon above. Reverse : Two square compartments, each having a circle inside. Ibid., p. 32, Pl. IV, 22. |
| 357 | Do. No. 9 |
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Copper, round, 34½ grs. Obverse : In pellet border, “31” in Kannaḍa. Reverse : Chequered field. |
| 358 | Do. No. 10 |
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…. | Copper, round, 204 grs. Probably the issue of a Native State. Has imperfect Persian legend on both sides.
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| 359 | Do. No. 11 |
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Copper, round, 207 grs. As No. 358 above.
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| 360 | Do. No. 12 |
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…. | Copper, round, 200 grs. Do. |
| 361 | Do. No. 13 | …. | …. | …. | …. | Copper, round, 61½ grs. Do. |
| 362 | Do. No. 14 | …. | …. | …. | …. | Copper, round, 41½ grs. Do. |
| 363 | Do. No. 15 | …. | …. | …. | …. | Copper, round, 142 grs. Probably a South Indian issue. Attribution uncertain. Obverse : A lozenge-shaped ornament with 9 dots inside it ; Persian (?) lettering around. Reverse : In pellet border, what seems to be a part of a legend. For obverse, cf. Ind. Ant., 1903, Pl. I, 7. |
| 364 | Do. No. 16 | …. | …. | …. | …. | Copper, round, 44 grs. Obverse : In pallet border, bull to left. Reverse : Imperfect Kannaḍa legend, possibly reading : Kaṇṭhīra[va]. |
