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Rupee or imami from Mysore, India, of Tipu Sultan, 1788
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Rupee or imami from Mysore, India, of Tipu Sultan, 1788

1788 · striking (metalworking); silver (metal)

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Silver coin. Obverse: three-line inscription in Arabic characters. Reverse: in Arabic characters in three lines indication of mint place: Patan [=Seringapatam]. On the lower line to the left date: 1216 AM [=1788], written from right to left. Smooth edge.

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Credit lineRoepie of imami uit Mysore in India van Tipu Sultan,1788. 1788. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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