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The coins and tokens of the possessions and colonies of the British empire (1889)

Atkins, James · London : B. Quaritch · leaf 194

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gendon either side. These are evidently patterns for a coinagewhich was afterwards brought out as fol-lows :— 41 0:R 42.43. INDIA (<iENKRAL). 1^3 Bust to right, WILLIAM [III, KING. Theinitials r . s on truncation of neck. Jhe value in English and Persian, ONE |RUPEE I i. ,t_^t in three lines… … Half Rupee. 44. Similar to No. 42, excepting in size and value, both with and without the initials.Quarter Rupee. 45. Similar, both with and without initials. All these pieces occur as proofs.Rupee. 46. 0 : Bust to left, filleted, VICTORIA QUEEN. R : Similar to No. 41, excepting date, which is 18…

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