SOUTHEAST ASIA: LOT of 40 items, including Cambodia: 11 tin-lead units (6-unit, Mitch-2654; 3-unit, Mitch-2655; seven 1-units, Mitch-2658ff; and two 1/2-units, Mitch-2663ff; attributed by Mitchiner to the Khmer Empire of Angkor but by Krisadaolarn & Mihailovs to post-Angkorian period); Malay states: 2 tin pitis each from Terengganu (malik al-`adil) and Kelantan (circular hole); plus 2 ingot currencies of the first millennium (Dvaravati AE ring money and Cambodia AE worm money cf. Zeno-143670), 3 Thai machine-struck silver coins made into cup shape, 7 Indonesian modern iron bullet charms, 12 sandalwood flower-type silver units (with various obverse symbols, likely modern fantasies) and a base-metal copy of a Funan AR unit; various grades, retail value $500, lot of 40 pieces.

Estimate: USD 200 - 300