Half Rupee, Bhutan, 1835-1910

Half Rupee copper coin of Bhutan, from 1835-1910 era. These are hand-struck (hammered) coins, with Buddhist symbols on both sides. Bhutan relied on barter system till the 18th century, and adoption of coinage started in the late 1700s. These coins are similar in size and design to the coins of Cooch Behar, on which they were presumably based. However, while Cooch Behar coins were silver, these coins are copper. 

Weight: 4 grams (approx)
Size: 20 mm (approx)

This is a rare coin. Read more about it here

Coins are part of a lot - the coin that you get will be one of the coins from the fourth picture. The coins will have wear and tear. There will be variation between coins. Price is for one coin. 

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