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serial Pillar of the Community Australia 539 Posts	Posted 02/05/2013 01:24 am please help coin 1 coin 3 coin 4 coin 5 coin 6 coin 7 coin 8 coin 9 coin 10 coin 11 coin 12 coin 13 coin 14 Report this Post to the Staff

serial Pillar of the Community Australia 539 Posts	Posted 02/05/2013 01:47 am coin 1 weighs 2.7g 24 mm coin 3 weighs 2.04g, 21mm and thin coin 4 weighs 3.92g 24mm coin 5 weighs 5.34g , 17mm at widest point coin 6 weighs 11.22g, 26mm coin 7 weighs 11g, 22mm coin 8 weighs 7.35, 28.5mm coin 9 weighs 7.35, 28.5mm coin 10 weighs 10.4g and is 29mm coin 11 weighs 2.65 , 20mm coin 12 weighs 3.95 25mm coin 13 weighs 7.01 g , 20mm coin 14 weighs 2.92g, 27mm at widest and thin Report this Post to the Staff
Babar Valued Member Pakistan 207 Posts	Posted 02/05/2013 08:36 am You have a number of coins from the Indian Princely States, but for now, all I can make out is coin 11, which is the 4 Anna coin of Hyderabad, dated 1362 (1943). Edited by Babar 02/05/2013 08:37 am Report this Post to the Staff
serial Pillar of the Community Australia 539 Posts	Posted 02/05/2013 09:42 am thanks a heap babar! any idea at all on the others? Report this Post to the Staff
Loaded1975 New Member Russian Federation 37 Posts	Posted 02/05/2013 9:19 pm 1. Hsien Feng tong bao (1851-1861) mint prov. Yunnan - 3-5 USD 3. Chia Ching tong bao (1795(96)-1820) mint Beijing - 1-2 USD 11. Chia Ching tong bao (1795(96)-1820) mint prov. Kwantung - 2-4 USD 7-8 sorry 10 cash Guang Ksu (Hu Pu & roll) this photo roll :) Sorry for my bad English language. Report this Post to the Staff
serial Pillar of the Community Australia 539 Posts	Posted 02/05/2013 10:04 pm u da man loaded!! thanks heaps Report this Post to the Staff
drnsreedhar Pillar of the Community India 1995 Posts	Posted 02/09/2013 2:08 pm Coin no.6 = is not actually a coin. It is a temple token modelled as a mughal rupee and the legend reads Muhammad shah Badshah on one side and Kalima on the other. During reign of Muhammad shah, he never used Kalima on his coins. Coin no.7 = is a rupee of Ahmad shah Bahadur, the Mughal ruler between 1161 and 1167 AH. Coin no.10 = is a Tanka of Ala ud din Khilji the Delhi ruler between 1295 and 1316 AD. Report this Post to the Staff
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