18th–19th Century Indian “Dump” Coins – Mixed Lot (Unsearched)

18th–19th Century Indian “Dump” Coins – Mixed Lot (Unsearched) Lot of ten Thick, heavy, and steeped in regional heritage, these so-called “dump” coins were minted across various Indian states during the 18th and 19th centuries—before the widespread standardization of currency under British colonial rule. Often produced by punching smaller coins from larger planchets, each piece is dense, compact, and rich with distinctive local character. Each lot includes a varied selection of dump coins, differing in shape, thickness, and strike. Their handmade origins mean that no two coins—or lots—are exactly alike. Some types within these batches may be rare and highly collectible; however, these coins are offered unsearched, making them ideal for dealers and collectors seeking authentic, affordable examples of early Indian coinage. Typical Specifications (will vary): • Diameter: ~20–25 mm • Thickness: ~7–10 mm • Weight: ~15–20 grams (avg. 18g) Images shown are representative; individual pieces will vary.