Ceylon (Sri Lanka), Bhuvanaika Bahu, 1273-1302. AE Kahavanu (Massa), no date, Mitchiner NISWC 850-852, copper 19 mm, weight 4,05 g., condition XF, dark patina, nice specimen

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

Ceylon, British Colony. 1/12 Rixdollar 1803, elephant left, KM 65, Copper 30 mm, weight 26,15 g., Condition PCGS XF 45, an interesting variety with the GOVERNMENT inscription starting at 12 o'clock and rotating counterclockwise, nice brown patina, partly weakly struck, nicely preserved for this type of coin, rare

Ceylon, British Colony. 1/12 Rixdollar 1803, elephant left, KM 65, Copper 30 mm, weight 39,60 g., Condition PCGS XF 45, an interesting variety with the GOVERNMENT inscription starting at 12 o'clock and rotating counterclockwise, nice brown patina, well struck on a thick and heavy very planchet, exceptionally nicely preserved for this type of coin, very rare

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, George V. 1/2 Cent 1926, KM 106, Copper 18,2 mm, weight 2,38 g., Condition aUNC/UNC, spots on obverse

Ceylon, Colombo. Token, 19 Cents 1843 (1881), G. Steuart & Co: Wekande Mills, Pridmore 96, Copper 29 mm, weigt 8,40 g., Condition aXF

Ceylon 1/4 Cent 1898, KM 90, Copper 14 mm, Condition BU, nice brown patina, scarce date

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.

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

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. 1 Cent 1945, George VI, KM 111a, Bronze 22,35 mm, weight 2,37 g., Condition BU

Ceylon, George V. 1/2 Cent 1926, KM 106, Copper 18,2 mm, weight 2,38 g., Condition aUNC, small spots on reverse

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