Tibetan Government, 3-Srang, 11.65g, Trabshi mint, T.E.16-10 (1936), as previous lot, rev. legend: rab byung bcu drug lo bcu srang gsum (“cycle sixteen, year ten, three Srang”), without hook at the lower end of the ornament to the right of the vase
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anonymous
2015-08-26
Tibetan Government, Anonymous, 3-Srang, 12.82g, Trabshi mint, T.E.16-10 (1936), as previous lot, but normal reverse type (YZM 504; KM. Y#26; LM 658), very fine
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Posted by:
anonymous
2015-08-26
Tibetan Government, Anonymous, 3-Srang, 11.65g, Trabshi mint, T.E.16-10 (1936), as previous lot, rev. legend: rab byung bcu drug lo bcu srang gsum ("cycle sixteen, year ten, three Srang"), without hook at the lower end of the ornament to the right of the vase (YZM -; KM. Y#26; LM -), very fine, ...
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anonymous
2015-08-26
Tibetan Government, Anonymous, 3-Srang, 11.98g, Trabshi mint, T.E.16-9 (1935), as previous lot, but normal reverse (YZM 503; KM. Y#26; LM -), very fine
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anonymous
2015-08-26
Tibetan Government, Anonymous, 3-Srang, 12.07g, Trabshi mint, T.E.16-9 (1935), snow lion facing left in centre with Himalayan range behind with two suns above and ornament below, legend dga' ldan pho brang phyogs las rnam rgyal in eight syllables between inner circle and an outer circle of pear ...
Monetary units of Tibet
The history of monetary units in Tibet is complex and spans centuries, reflecting the region's economic interactions with neighboring cultures, political changes, and cultural influences. Here's an overview of the monetary units and their historical context:Pre-Imperial Tibet: Before the rise of the Tibetan Empire in the 7th century, Tibet had ...