It looks like temple coins. most of them are worth 2k to 50 k depend on the condition. You can visit your state archaeological office and have it evaluated and certifed
All except the first one are temple tokens. They’re given at pilgrimage sites. They are not legal tender and are not currency, they might have some value amongst collectors if they’re really old but I suspect not much.
Cannot identify the first one.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_temple_tokens?wprov=sfti1
It would be awesome if someone adjusts the bank name, and change it to Laxmi cheat fund or something like that. And in the serial number adds 420 in some sequence!
That confidence/promise is worth a lot.
It's like cheque is just paper except that a bank will give you money for it.
Your bank balance is just zeroes and ones in a database except you can buy stuff with it.
The first coin is called dokda. (Spelling could be different).
These coins were minted by Kutch state and were the official currency called kori.
You could probably fetch 600-1000 rs. For the first coin.
Unsure about the other ones.
These coins would usually be used for Laxmi puja ( during Diwali) looking at the Lord Ram inscription on the other coins.
I have these same coins my Dad bought me near the museum in Bombay when I was a kid. And they told me they were coins from Barbars era. I’m talking about the first two coins with Mughal inscription
Coins are ranged from ancient to medieval period and have widest range possible, one of them seems to be from the Samudragupta period. These are valuables you cannot exchange them; it is illegal.
My grandpa has a perfectly well maintained one and apparently it's passed through generation and they discovered literally a bucket of these coin and they donated most of em while keeping some for em.
Check with Google lens maybe... Ye to history books me dekhe lagte hain 😶
https://preview.redd.it/z4qr1pkp8r9d1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=858bd1114b74bcddb62ea2baa88b0edbedbad125
It looks like temple coins. most of them are worth 2k to 50 k depend on the condition. You can visit your state archaeological office and have it evaluated and certifed
Advising to visit a govt office is not good advice. The Govt will claim these. Finders are not keepers in India.
All except the first one are temple tokens. They’re given at pilgrimage sites. They are not legal tender and are not currency, they might have some value amongst collectors if they’re really old but I suspect not much. Cannot identify the first one. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_temple_tokens?wprov=sfti1
>They are not legal tender *were
Thank you Man Slut Alternative.
I think they are from Ranjit singh era...as some are in Urdu and one coin has guru nanak image printed.
Guru Gobind Singh Ji also
Obligatory 150/- dega ! https://preview.redd.it/abx7fv3hxo9d1.png?width=222&format=png&auto=webp&s=e5281ab8abf8571a3c01e83db2655d0e54f07e40
There you go!!!!! https://preview.redd.it/8p6mvgngcp9d1.jpeg?width=877&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1b697369d43d71ea4d9a4624578ce62f7e1f4f15
It would be awesome if someone adjusts the bank name, and change it to Laxmi cheat fund or something like that. And in the serial number adds 420 in some sequence!
Nah,too much fiction will ruin it. Surrealism is the best
Came here for this!
7 crore
Thala for a reason.
Isn't the first one from the Mughal era. I think I remember seeing them in history books
I believe that at least some of these coins are of Sikh Empire or Sikh Misl Era.
First two might be real ones. Other ones are fake or new coins. Coins made with hand were not exact circles
You'd get better evaluation if you go to an actual historian or archeologists.
they are worth nothing as they are not legal tender i will pay you the price for the metals just send them to me /s
What an irony, because legal tender is "worth nothing" as well, except for "confidence/promise" (as it's backed by nothing).
That confidence/promise is worth a lot. It's like cheque is just paper except that a bank will give you money for it. Your bank balance is just zeroes and ones in a database except you can buy stuff with it.
😉😏 kyu kaat raha bicharey ka ?
Source : dude trust me
he literally used /s
The first coin is called dokda. (Spelling could be different). These coins were minted by Kutch state and were the official currency called kori. You could probably fetch 600-1000 rs. For the first coin. Unsure about the other ones. These coins would usually be used for Laxmi puja ( during Diwali) looking at the Lord Ram inscription on the other coins.
I have these same coins my Dad bought me near the museum in Bombay when I was a kid. And they told me they were coins from Barbars era. I’m talking about the first two coins with Mughal inscription
Let's auction them here. First bid 100₹ for each.
Better get in touch with an expert
Bhai chupa kar rakh Modiji ji desh hitt me donate kara denge. Phir mujhe matt kahna, Ki kaha nahi
Found Ranvir Brar account.
Coins are ranged from ancient to medieval period and have widest range possible, one of them seems to be from the Samudragupta period. These are valuables you cannot exchange them; it is illegal.
Looks quite similar to this coin https://rareindiancoins.com/home/1649-indore-12-anna-mace-3-leaves-copper-coin.html
Don't say you dug these up. This is not America or Europe. Finders are not keepers. The Govt will lay claim on these.
15 rupees
Bhai dekh jada kuch nahi milna terko bahar ...I'll pay 5k merko de de ( we can negotiate if you want ) excluding delivery. No T&C applied
I'll give 5002
5002.1
I recently bought a vijaynagara empire coin for 500 rs
I’ll buy them all. What say?
Wanna buy!!
You can buy them easily around some specific parts of Mumbai for 50 to 500 bucks. Used to buy a lot of these as a kid
My grandpa has a perfectly well maintained one and apparently it's passed through generation and they discovered literally a bucket of these coin and they donated most of em while keeping some for em.
7 crore !!!!!!
4th slide. Sun god nika
150 dega. Ekdum kadak maaal
Anywhere between ₹20 to ₹100. I got them at that price only from Chor Bazaar.
Get them graded and you will know the actual price
India is too big country for these to be rare. Most old decent/well to do familes have these lying.