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What Is This? | Tibet Tangka

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Can anyone here tell me what this is?

What-Is-This?-|-Tibet-Tangka

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 Posted 02/11/2009  07:27 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Sap to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Yes.

It's a base-silver tangka from Tibet, struck circa 1912-1922. There mare many varieties of this coin, but I think it's KM/Y# F13.5, one of the commoner types.
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Thanks Sap...As always,You're Mr. Dependable!!
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There were alot of copies (or forgeries) made in India (at the same time) of these coins, that are pretty hard to tell apart. There is also a detailed monograph on the various types by an author whose name I can;t remember at the momment - but I'll look it up if anyone is interested

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