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2015,UNC set, “Birth Centenary of&nbsp; Swami Chinmayananda”, 10 Rupees, Hyderabad mint, intact in the blister pack.

2015 UNC Set of Birth Centenary of Swami Chinmayananda of Hyderabad Mint.

2017 UNC Set 150th Birth Anniversary of Shrimad Rajchandra Kolkata Mint.

2017 UNC Set 150th Birth Anniversary of Shrimad Rajchandra Silver 150 Rupees Hyderabad Mint.

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1943,&nbsp;Paper Money of Ceylon, 1 Rupee, Issued on 4th August, S.No. A42 497238, folded, stained, red ink marks on the note ,&nbsp;about fine, (Pick #34).<div>&nbsp;</div>

1 Rupee Paper Money of Ceylon of 1943 issued. 

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City State,&nbsp;Ujjaini&nbsp;(200 BC),&nbsp;Copper Unit,&nbsp;Obv:&nbsp;srivatsa between a pair of taurine,&nbsp;Rev:&nbsp;uniface,&nbsp;4.48g,&nbsp;20.14 x 20.66mm,&nbsp;(W. Pieper # 416),&nbsp;about very fine.

Copper Coin of City State of Ujjaini srivatsa Symbole

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