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Unknown Coin | Hindu Temple Token

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hi all can anybody tell me about this coin please photo isn't all that great but any info will help new here so not sure how it all works thanks (front and back)

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 Posted 03/12/2011  11:43 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Sap to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Hello and welcome.

This is not actually a coin. It's one of a class of objects known collectively as "Indian temple tokens". They're basically religious amulets. This one is a Hindu type known as a "ramatanka".

You can see a similar item in this thread.
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hi thanks do you know if its worth anything ?
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Since temple tokens are not coins, they're not listed in the coin catalogues. I've seen them for sale from local dealers here for $5 to $10.
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Well thanks for the info I've had it for a few years with all of my coins and never knew anything about it.
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