The coins and tokens of the possessions and colonies of the British empire (1889)
Atkins, James · London : B. Quaritch · leaf 202
n acircle, ALWAR STATE below, ONE RUPEEabove, divided by two sprigs of palm. MISCELLANEOUS INDIAN COINS. 191 211. 0R 212. 0R Tellichery Double Fanams.A balance, with T between the scales, 1805 under.Persian inscription. Persian inscription, with Tand a star at the top.Persian inscription. 213. 0 R:… … This is an exceedingly rare piece, and as it only occurs inproof condition was most probably only a pattern, and neverissued. From the value being the fraction of a cent, andb eing expressed in Chinese and Malay as well as Persian, it wasdoubtless intended to circulate either in one of the…
Numismatics -- Great Britain Colonies
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