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5 Rupees, 1938, King George, J.B.Taylor, S.No: J50 556915, about extermely fine, Rare.

5 Rupees of King George VI of India

2007,2550 years Of Mahaparinirvana Of the Buddha Set of 6 card.

Silver One Rupee of Akbar of Ahmadabad Mint.

Top Grade Quality Binder Sheet in a pack of 5 pieces.

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Binder 3 Divider Sheet for Bank Notes, FDC - Pack of 5 Sheets.

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Sleeve Dimension: 100mm&times; 65mm

Pack of 25 Sleeves

Top Grade condition

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Currency Note Sleeves of 1 Rupee PVC Free Plastic Holders 

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Akbar, Berar Mint, Silver Rupee,&nbsp;Month&nbsp;Tir (Cancer),&nbsp;Elahi 47,&nbsp;Obv: Jalla Jalalahu Allahu Akbar, Rev:&nbsp;month at the top, zarb with date at the bottom,&nbsp;11.25g, 18.75mm, (KM # 93.6), about very fine, test marks.

Silver One Rupee Coin of Akbar of Berar Mint of Tir Month.

Indo-Portuguese Numismatics, By&nbsp;J.Gerson Da Cunha,&nbsp;

Hard Bound, 125 Pages,&nbsp;

The Subject of these notes is divided into four parts or Fasciculus, the first fasciculus deals with general observations on the institution of mints by the Portuguese in India, and with the description of the lowest of coins. The Second treats of the&nbsp;description of successive issues of money in chronological order until 1580, the memorable year when Portugal bacame an appanage of the spanish Crown. The third and fourth will be devoted to the elucidation of coins struck in the following 300 years, from 1580 to 1880, each paper describing in detail thr Coinage of 150 years.

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