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Amritsar, VS1862, Bershahi Rupee These coins were rumored to be Arsiwala's and attributed to have been struck with reference to Moran, a dancer in Maharaja Ranjit Singh's court. But in reality it seems to be an experiment with the reverse symbol, and in all probability is a representation of the revered Beri trees in the Harmandir Sahib Complex, Sri Amritsar & shows the Ber Flower.

Amritsar, VS1862, Bershahi Rupee

These coins were rumored to be Arsiwala's and attributed to have been struck with reference to Moran, a dancer in Maharaja Ranjit Singh's court. But in reality it seems to be an experiment with the reverse symbol, and in all probability is a representation of the revered Beri trees in the Harmandir Sahib Complex, Sri Amritsar & shows the Ber Flower.

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Filename:bsh_1862_.jpg
Album name:jeevandeep / Amritsar Mint
Weight, gm:11.06
Size, mm:22
Mint:Amritsar
Date:VS1862
Filesize:136 KiB
Date added:May 07, 2013
Dimensions:531 x 276 pixels
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