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Australian Proclamation Coins

We sell a range of coins traded in Colonial Australia that were mentioned in Governor King's Proclamation of 1800.

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Proclamation Indian Gold Pagoda - Elephant Pagoda Western Gangas circ. 1300
Australian Proclamation Coins
Beautiful elephant pagoda of Western Gangas circa 1300. Valued at 8 shillings in the proclamation of 1800, coin grades as VF or better.
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3 Swami Proclamation Indian Gold Pagoda - Madras Presidency 1740-1807, EF Extremely Fine
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Proclamation Indian Gold Pagoda minted in the Madras presidency between 1740 and 1807. Valued at 8 shillings in the Proclamation this is the 3 swami or 3 figure type depicting 3 figures on obverse and granulated or beaded reverse. Coin grades EF Extremely Fine.
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Proclamation Coin - 1760 Spanish 1/2 Escudo ANACS AU50 Extremely Fine
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A lovely little Spanish 1/2 escudo minted in 1760 in Spain. Graded by ANACS as AU50.
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Proclamation Coin - PCGS MS64 India Bengal Presidency 1/4 Rupee
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AH1204 (yr 19) 1/4 rupee (KM-104) struck by the Bengal Presidency in India. Grades as PCGS MS64 (Choice Uncirculated)

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Proclamation Silver Rupee - Bombay Presidency 1806 Extremely Fine
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Attractive higher grade silver rupee struck in 1806 in Ahmedabad under the Bombay Presidency in the name of Muhummad Akbar II. Valued at 2 shillings and sixpence in the Proclamation of 1800.
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Proclamation Coin - Indian Silver Rupee Hyderabad
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A lovely as struck Indian Silver Rupee from Hyderabad. Shows pleasant pale gold toning all over, strong lustre in the fields and without any of the usual flan cracks or test marks that plague these coins. A top example for any Australian Proclamation Coin collection.
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Collectable Coins and Numismatic Archival Accessories

Australian Proclamation Coins

Beautiful elephant pagoda of Western Gangas circa 1300. Valued at 8 shillings in the proclamation of 1800, coin grades as VF or better.

Proclamation Indian Gold Pagoda minted in the Madras presidency between 1740 and 1807. Valued at 8 shillings in the Proclamation this is the 3 swami or 3 figure type depicting 3 figures on obverse and granulated or beaded reverse. Coin grades EF Extremely Fine.

A lovely little Spanish 1/2 escudo minted in 1760 in Spain. Graded by ANACS as AU50.

AH1204 (yr 19) 1/4 rupee (KM-104) struck by the Bengal Presidency in India. Grades as PCGS MS64 (Choice Uncirculated)

Attractive higher grade silver rupee struck in 1806 in Ahmedabad under the Bombay Presidency in the name of Muhummad Akbar II. Valued at 2 shillings and sixpence in the Proclamation of 1800.

A lovely as struck Indian Silver Rupee from Hyderabad. Shows pleasant pale gold toning all over, strong lustre in the fields and without any of the usual flan cracks or test marks that plague these coins. A top example for any Australian Proclamation Coin collection.