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Hi I'm french, I have a coin, I don't know where come from this coin. Please help me.

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The inscription around it is in devanagari, it looks like some sort of Indian temple token.
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I agree it's a temple token.
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Correct, an "Indian temple token". Specifically, a Hindu token, of the design known as a "ramatanka". "Temple tokens" are not "coins", nor even "tokens" since they are not intended to have a monetary use. They are religious amulets. If you run a forum search for "ramatanka" you'll find a lot of other people wondering what these things are, such as this thread from a few months ago.
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 Posted 11/04/2014  5:46 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add wvwolvi to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
THANK YOU.
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Do you think she's a real or a copy ? The image is mine.
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