Sikh Coins Group
Sikh Coins group is dedicated to academic and intellectual interaction on Sikh Numismatics.The profile image is the obverse of a silver rupee of Amritsar mint - frozen year vs1884 (ad1827)See More
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Modern and Commemorative Coins of India
Modern and Commemorative Indian Coins are very interesting to discuss because they cover many topics like Indian Independence Struggle, War, Peace, Wildlife, Vegetation, Great Personalties, Various Events and Organisations
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Board of Revenue Mint, Beijing, ChinaQing dynasty, around AD 1905How Chinese coins were cast in mouldsUntil the 1880s, all Chinese coins were cast in moulds, while in Europe striking coins using coin dies was more common.Specially-made master coins and master moulds were used to make impressions in the moulds. The moulds were stacked up and molten metal was poured in. When the metal had cooled, the moulds were broken open and the coins were removed.When the moulds were opened, the coins were…See More
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Coin Collecting Bloggers
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Indian banknotes & postal orders.
Here's a group for those who are interested in the banknotes & postal orders of the Indian Princely States,British India,the Dominion of India,& the Republic of India.See More
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INDIAN PRINCELY STATES
The majority of Princely States fit into a few Categories according to their historical origins,some were of great antiquity and their rulers traced their control of these areas back to ancient or medieval times.
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British India Coins
British India Coins - a place to display old British India Coins and exchange them
Profile Information
- About Me
- I AM PROFESSIONAL , INTERESTED IN NUMISMATICS & PHILATELY.
- About My Coin Collection
- INTERESTED IN PRE INDEPENDENCE INDIAN COINS AND WORLD COINS
- Favorite Coin Series
- EAST INDIA CO
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COINS TREE
Board of Revenue Mint, Beijing, ChinaQing dynasty, around AD 1905
How Chinese coins were cast in moulds
Until the 1880s, all Chinese coins were cast in moulds, while in Europe striking coins using coin dies was more common.
Specially-made master coins and master moulds were used to make impressions in the moulds. The moulds were stacked up and molten metal was poured in. When the metal had cooled, the moulds were broken open and the coins were… Continue
Posted on October 20, 2010 at 11:19pm
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You can find some Indian coin groups on here by clicking on the 'Groups' tag at the top of the page.
Aidan.
Thank you for joining the Sikh Coins Group, I do hope you will learn more about the coins of the Sikh Empire. I will certainly look forward to your interaction in this group in the near future.
You can also join the Sikh Coins Group on Yahoo just copy and paste the link on the address bar of your internet page, the link for this one is :-
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SikhCoins/
To have better use of this group it is advisable to join using a Yahoo ID.
Good to have you on this group, will keep you posted of any forthcoming fairs, take care.
Regards
Parminder Singh
I am sure that Coin Network will bring many special-interest collectors and hobbyists together. I am a collector, hobbyist, and coin-student based in India.
Indian coins are gradually becoming a rage worldwide. To know more about them, I request you to please join Indian Coins group at
http://www.coinnetwork.com/group/indiancoins
Help us to popularize Indian Coins collection, study and information-dissemination. This can be done if a very large number of friends are brought to this group for sharing of information about Indian Coins. The group offers a large number of free Ebooks, periodicals, and other free downloads of great use coin collectors.
I am sure that you will help in this venture
Very Cordially,
Shastri JC Philip
www.IndianCoins.org
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