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Help Identifying An Indian Coin | Bull & Horseman Jital

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Not sure what this is, if you absolutely need the backside I may be able to post it later.

Help-Identifying-An-Indian-Coin-|-Bull-&-Horseman-Jital

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It's commonly known as a "Bull and Horseman" jital (from where Pakistan / Afghanistan are now). This one appears to be somewhat debased and small so it's one of the later ones.

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These jittals are reasonably easy to get. $20 should buy you a nice one.
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This is the bull side of a bull and horseman type coin. This has been issued by a long row of rulers of North West India. Other side may help to attribute.
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