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More KM Refs? (Indian) | Madras 4 Pies And Temple Token

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First looks like a (copy?) temple coin (painted green at some point) reverse has East India Co, half anna, dated 1818.
Second one looks like British India design on obverse dated 1825, reverse I suspect is 4 cash but the centre is well worn.
Again, can anyone help with info and KM ref?


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Haven't been able to find a reference to the first coin.

The second is a 4 Pies from the Madras Presidency, British India KM# 430. There are four varieties to this coin, this appears to be the 4th with the tip of the right spray on the reverse pointing down.
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The first one is indeed a "temple token".

The second one is a 4 pies coin from the Madras Presidency. There are several varieties dated 1825, based on which way the top of the leaf on the righthand side of the "4" is pointing: up, down, or straight. On that basis, I'd say this one was pointing "down". KM# 431.
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Many thanks to both the above and to bart for my previous enquiry. I'm amazed at the wealth and breadth of knowledge on this forum. It's going to save me any amount of time on internet searches, but then again that's half the fun.
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