| (i) | Punch Mark (Eldling), Purana or Kahapanas ;
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| (ii) | Single-die coins in silver and copper ;
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| (iii) | Early Pandyan ;
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| (iv) | Coins of various obverse types and railed swastika reverse ;
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| (v) | Rectangular " Bull type "
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| (vi) | The " Mane-less Lion " type, which can be fixed definitely as being in use in the reign of Mahasen A.D.277-304 ;
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| (vii) | Plaques of the Lakshmi and Swastika
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| (viii) | Roman, the majority of which are " third brass " of Constantine the Great and his successors to the reign of Theodosius II ;
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| (ix) | Indo-Roman, of native make, the best imitations being of the fifth or even fourth centuries while the most degraded nay date from the sixth ;
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| (x) | Miscellaneous, comprising among others two stray. Parthian drachmas, a few Sassanian copper coins and late Gupta hemidrachms of the Rudradamaka kahapana types.
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