Ceylon (Sri Lanka). 50 Cent 1951, George VI, KM 123, Ni-Brass 24 mm, weight 5,51 g., Proof / Restrike, Condition NGC PF 62

Ceylon, (VOC - Dutch East India Company). 2 Stuiver (1/2 Fanam) 1783 J, Jaffnapatnam (Dżafna) Mint, Scholten 1320, Passon 55.10 (R3), KM 29, Copper 31 mm, Condition PCGS XF 40, struck on a wide and thick planchet, weight over 40 grams, a very nice specimen for this type of coin, rare in this condition

Ceylon, VOC (Netherlands United East India Company). 1 Stuiver 1787, KM 26, copper 24 mm, weight 18,57 g., condition aVF/Fine, patina, old forgery??

Ceylon Cent 1910, KM 102, Copper 22 mm, Condition NGC UNC Details

Ceylon 1/4 Cent 1901, KM 90, Copper 14 mm, Condition UNC

Ceylon, Fanam Token (1/12 Rix Dollar) ND (1814-1815), KM 83, Silver 9 mm, weight 0,55 g. .833, Condition XF+

Sri Lanka (Ceylon). Kingdom of Polonnaruwa 1056–1236 AD. AE 1/8 massa, Parakrama Bahu 1153-1186 AD, MNI. 832, Gold 10 mm, weight 0,47 g., Condition VF, patina

Ceylon 1/4 Cent 1890, KM 90, Copper 14 mm, Condition NGC MS 64 BN

Ceylon. Token, 19 Cents 1843 (1881), G. Steuart & Co: Wekande Mills, Colombo, Pridmore 96, Copper 29 mm, weigt 7,58 g., Condition aUNC, nice patina, mint state specimen, spot on reverse

Ceylon 1, 2, 5, 10, 25, 50 Cents 1 Rupee 1971, KM 127,128,129,130,131,132,133, Al/Ni-Br/Cu-Ni, set 7 pcs., Condition Proof, original Box

Ceylon (Sri Lanka). 25 Cent 1951, George VI, KM 122, Ni-Brass 19,3 mm, weight 2,75 g., Proof / Restrike, Condition NGC PF 62

Ceylon (Sri Lanka). Sahasa Malla, 1200-1202. AE Kahavanu (Massa) no date, Mitchiner 840-841, copper 20 mm, weight 4,26 g., condition XF, patina, nice specimen

The coin was continued by the king's sister, Queen Kalyanavati between 1202 and 1208 AD.

Ceylon (Sri Lanka). 1 Cent 1926, George V, KM 107, Copper 22,4 mm, weight 4,72 g., Condition NGC MS 65 RB

Ceylon. Token 1876, Lee Hedges & Co. Demattagodde Mills, Colombo, LEE HEDGES & Co / 1876, tea plantation, Pridmore 62, Lowsley 8, Brass 29 mm, weight 8,69 g., Condition VF+/aXF, patina

The value of this token in 1876 was 18 cents apiece, which was roughly equivalent to a day's wages for a woman working on a plantation.

Ceylon, George V. 10 Cents 1913, KM 104, Silver 15 mm, weight 1,16 g. 800, Condition aUNC, beautiful specimen