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1910, King Edward VII, Copper Nickel 1 Anna, Bombay Mint, (PR # 929/GK # 993), about&nbsp; fine.

Copper Nickel One Anna Coin of King Edward VII of Bombay Mint of 1910.

Copper Nickel One Anna Coin of King George V of Bombay Mint of 1924.

Copper Nickel One Anna Coin of King Edward VII of Bombay Mint of 1909.

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Stamps of India 2008, Festivals of India.

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Mohammad Shah,&nbsp;Kora, Silver Rupee, AH 114X/15 RY,&nbsp;Obv:&nbsp;sikka mubarak badshah ghazi muhammad shah, Rev:&nbsp;sana julus zarb kora, 10.89g, 22.69mm.&nbsp;(KM# 436.39, 2013 Edition), about very fine.

Silver Rupee of Mohammad Shah of Kora Mint.

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