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1 Kori, Kutch, Tamachiji (1654-1665 AD) Europe which became worthless after their

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which became worthless after their retreat

synagogues and hospitals in Jerusalem

Copper 1 Dhinglo (1

These coins are over 400 years old and will have some wear

1 Kori, Kutch, Tamachiji (1654-1665 AD) Europe which became worthless after theirSilver 1 Kori of Kutch, minted in the name of Tamachiji, who ruled the kingdom from 1654 1665 AD. The front of the coin has the name of Tamachiji in Hindi, along with a Trishul (Trident). The reverse carries the name of Muzaffar Shah III, the ruler of Gujarat, and the frozen date 978 AH (Islamic calendar). These coins are almost 350 years old! Diameter: 14 mm (approx) Weight: 4. 6 grams (approx) This is a VERY RARE coin. Read more about this coin here

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