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Delhi (Delhi)
Hi,I have very rare coin of Ram and sita emperor time this coin is made up of gold,i think this coin is around 1500 years old.On its back year written 540-548.So who want to buy plz call. REAL prize is 2 Cr
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Kolkata (West Bengal)
east india company coin where (Ram Sita Lakshman Hanuman) all ar present is lyk good luck
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India
I have one coin of RAM darbar of 507 bc.I want to sell this coin. If any body want to buy please contact.
₹ 20.000.000
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India (All cities)
One Coin Lord RAM Chandra with Sita mata. if you want to buy plz send me email, or text me
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Kochi (Kerala)
Ram Darbar function coin with rp rr Anti iron ujala I want to sell please reply fast if you want otherwise other will buy that
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Kolkata (West Bengal)
Ram Darbar coin holds unique Indian heritage and culture,1600 years old
₹ 9.000.000
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India
RAM SINGH-- II ()~ KOTA STATE, DOUBLE PAISA OR TAKKA IN THE NAME OF MUGHAL EMPEROR, MUHAMMAD AKBAR-II, RY- ] Wt- g, SIZE- 21X 19 mm FINE CONDITION, RY- 28, MINT MARKS ON BOTH SIDES OF RY DATE SAME COIN WILL BE DISPATCHED, WITHIN 2 DAYS OF CLEARED PAYMENT, BY PAISA PAY. Note- No Shipping/dealing with buyers of out of India, dealing / shipping within India,with Indian citizens only........... I deal with Indian buyers. collectors, living
₹ 500
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Bhilai (Chhattisgarh)
Coin cleaner (Er aser) 10 Eraser, very effective on Copper, Brass, Copper Nickel & silver coin cleaning. Cause no Damage on surface.Just Rub on surface of coin. Avail Shipping Discount on Multiple Purchase. Please wait to reach you the invoice with shipping discount for payment. Any assistance needed please send mail or call Victor12391@yahoo.com or call 09826371757 THIS IS THE PICTURE OF THE ITEM TO BE SOLD YOU WILL GET WHAT YOU SEE. Combined Shipping Discounts provided for all items listed in the Shop We suggest our buyer to leave a positive feedback after the item received. Please contact us to fix the problem before leaving any negative or neutral feedback (Negative/ Neutral Feedback can't solve any problem). Before opening the dispute please contact or email us the with your issue.
₹ 250
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India
This is a ancient ram katha , ram darabaar , ram seeta vivah coin, one side in this coin ram seeta in mandap and lachhaman, bharat and shtrughan and bottom in tha coin lord hanumaan and other side of coin ram and lachhaman standing position with arrow and bow. I want sale this coin in indian rupaye -25000000
₹ 25.000.000
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Kolkata (West Bengal)
I Have 18 Coins Of Ram Darbari 1818 Coin. Its Ukl 1 Anna Coin. It Attracts Rice. The Price Is Negotiable.
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Saharsa (Bihar)
The Ram Darbar coins were issued by the Maratha Empire between 1736 and 1818, and the year 1740 on your friend's coin indicates it was issued during this time period.
This is a token rather than a monetary coin and would have been provided at a temple for a Hindu devotee to take away as a protective keepsake. It is of brass and most probably struck from a die. On one side is Lord Rama, his wife Sita, and the monkey god Hanuman around a platform (dubar).
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India
A coin is mixed metal, inside it is yellowish and utterly silver color. a side coded start with RAM LAXMAN JANAK JAWAL HANMANAK ended with ++(all
₹ 50.000
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India
A coin is mixed metal, inside it is utterly yellowish color. one side it has Hanuman ji with parvat on hand and the other side it look like a ceremony celebration encoding 5 persons and the Hanuman at the central bottom.
₹ 30.000
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India
It is an original coin, Ancestral property. Description: The coins one side has Lord Rama, his wife Sita, and the monkey god Hanuman around a platform (dubar). The design comes from the great Hindu epic 'Rama's Journey' (the Ramayana). The two figures on the other side of the token are Rama with his half-brother and inseparable companion, Lakshman.
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Kolkata (West Bengal)
Year 1818 East India Company Coin with Shree Ram inscription
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