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Gadhiya Kori, Paramara dynasty, 950-1050 AD World This is among the first

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This is among the first machine struck coins issued by an Indian state and is one of the multiple varieties minted in that year

Diameter: 9-11 mm (approx)

while the reverse carries a dagger flanked by garlands from above

and 3 pies were equal to 1 paisa

Gadhiya Kori, Paramara dynasty, 950-1050 AD World This is among the firstCoin of billion metal (debased silver) of the Paramara dynasty, which ruled parts of Malwa in the medieval era. This was one of the Hindu dynasties in medieval India. These coins were minted from 950 1050 AD and combine Indian characters with some Sassanian characteristics. These are degenerates of the Sassanian coins that circulated in Afghanistan and India from 8 11 centuries. The obverse of the coin features a stylized head while the reverse

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