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 1  Rupee    (about   Rupee)
Metal:
Steel
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Issue year(s):
2005

Some description in:         Русский

 

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Posted by: spider  2009-09-24
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Rupee   The Rupee (abbreviated as ₨, Re., Rs. or रू.) was originally an Indian silver coin. Today, it is the name for the monetary unit of account in India, Sri Lanka, Burma, Nepal, Pakistan, Mauritius, and Seychelles. All these modern Rupee units descended from the original silver coin. In the Maldives, the unit of currency is known as the rufiyah, w ...
INDIA 10 Rupees ND (1969) - Silver 0.5 - Mahatma Gandhi - XF - 369 *
Sold for: $24.0
INDIA 10 Rupees ND (1969) - Silver 0.5 - Mahatma Gandhi - XF - 369 *
NEPAL 100 Rupee VS2038 (1981) - Silver - World Food Day - aUNC - 4459
Sold for: $30.0
NEPAL 100 Rupee VS2038 (1981) - Silver - World Food Day - aUNC - 4459
NEPAL 20 Rupee VS 2032 (1975) - Silver - F.A.O. International Women's Year -4453
Sold for: $26.0
NEPAL 20 Rupee VS 2032 (1975) - Silver - F.A.O. International Women's Year -4453
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