This silver coin of the East India Company is bided for INR 5, 00,000 in the upcoming auctions of To...

Starting from a small kingdom in Magadha, the Gupta Empire gradually extended their rule over a larg...

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Nuphilex is the most prestigious show which features both stamps and coins. The show is starting on ...

India is the land of history. Many kingdoms have risen and fallen on this land; popular ones are rem...

Mughith Al-Din Yuzbak had come to Bengal as governor probably in the late 640 AH and declared himsel...

Hisam Al-Din Hushang Shah was a Sultan of Malwa. His real name was Alp Khan and he took the title Hu...

Endearing, attractive and stunning, this gold 100 Kori of Kutch is a very rare specimen of the Kutch...

A 4-koruna postage stamp featuring Austrian Coat of Arms on granite paper with inverted black “POS...

Located in the Bengal Presidency, the Bank of Hindostan was established in 1770 and is known to be t...

This “Silver One Rupee” of 1939 coin is one of the rarest coins of British India! King Georg VI ...

Austrian Post is fond of doing something different and unique with its every issue. It does not surp...