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Silver double fanam from Madras in British India under the East India Company, 1764-1807
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Silver double fanam from Madras in British India under the East India Company, 1764-1807

1764 - 1807 · striking (metalworking); silver (metal)

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Silver coin. Obverse: image of the god Vishnu. Reverse: two facing and interlaced letters C [=Company].

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Credit lineZilveren dubbele fanam uit Madras in Brits Indië onder de East India Company,1764-1807. 1764 - 1807. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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