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1980 Proof Set of Rural Woman&#39;s Advancement&nbsp;issued by Bombay Mint.

Product Type:&nbsp;Proof Set 
Year:&nbsp;1980 
Issue:&nbsp;Rural Woman&#39;s Advancement 
Denomination:&nbsp;Rupees 100, 10, 25&nbsp;Paise &amp; 10 Paise 
Mint:&nbsp;Bombay 
Condition:&nbsp;intact in an acrylic case with original gelatin outer cover,&nbsp;Very Rare.

Very Rare 1980 Silver Proof Set Rural Women's Advancement Bombay Mint.

1979 Silver Proof Set of Happy Child-Nation's Pride Bombay Mint.

1985 Silver Proof Set Indira Gandhi Bombay Mint.

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Madras Presidency, Silver 1/2 Rupee(2), AH 1172/6 RY, In the name of Alamgir II, Obv: sikka mubarak badshah ghazi, Rev: sana julus zarb, open and closed lotus, 5.60g, 21.56mm, (KM # 414 &amp; 424), about very fine. &nbsp;

Silver Half Rupee Coins of Madras Presidency.

A Rare 100 Different World Wide Banknotes This collection comprises banknotes from 40 different countries. Each one is a masterpiece of design and history. The collection is in Uncirculated (UNC) condition, Ensuring pristine quality. &nbsp;The Banknotes vary in the year, dimension, watermarks, and security features and feature their own design reflecting the beauty, culture, and history of their own country.

A Rare collection of 100 Different World Wide Banknotes 

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1933, Tibet, 1 t, Scott No. 11, Commercially Used, about fine.

Tibet One T Stamp of 1933.

The Coinage of the Gupta Empire-4th Volume, By A.S.Altekar.

Hard Bound, 390&nbsp;Pages and 26&nbsp;Plates,&nbsp;

This Volume gives a detial on the coinage of the Gupta Empire, The Series are divided into ten volumes. Political History of the dynasty has been briefly dealt with in opening chapter. The Second chapter gives a general survey of the Gupta Coinage. Chapter III to X describe the coinage of the great Gupta emperors from Chandragupta I to Skandagupta. Chap XI deals with the coins of he successors of Skandagupta. Silver, Copper and Gold-coated coins of the different rulers are discussed in appropriate places. Symbols, metrology, Palacography and hoards are dealt with in Chap XII.&nbsp;

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