Tibet, Qian Long, 1-Sho, 3.75g, 60th year, 30 beads, divided into two groups of seven and one group of 16 beads, rev. 28 beads, divided into four groups of seven beads (YZM 92-104; KM. C#72;)
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2015-08-26
Tibet, Dao Guang, 1-Sho, 3.78g, 2nd year, 28 beads, 14 both sides of date, rev. 26 beads, 13 both sides, legends as before (YZM 208-225; KM. C#93; LM 648var), about very fine
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2015-08-26
Tibet, Dao Guang (1821-50), 1-Sho, 3.77g, 1st year, 26 beads, 13 both sides of date, date near the rim: nian yuan (1st year), the first character at 6 o'clock, the second at 12 o'clock, rev. 28 beads, 14 both sides of date, Tibetan date: dang po (first), the first character at 12 o'clock and th ...
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2015-08-26
Tibet, Jia Qing, 1-Sho, 3.64g, 4th year, date near the rim: nian si (fourth year), the first character at 6 o'clock, the second at 12 o'clock), rev. Tibetan date: bzhi pa (fourth), the first character at 12 o'clock and the second at 6 o'clock (YZM 128; KM. C#83.1; LM 641B), in PCGS holder, grad ...
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2015-08-26
Tibet, Qian Long, 1-Sho, 3.49g, 61st year, 24 beads on both sides, date reads clockwise, starting at 9 o'clock near the rim: nian liu shi yi (year sixty-one), rev. Tibetan date reads clockwise, starting at 12 o'clock near the rim: dgu cu re gcig (sixty-one) (YZM 116; KM. C#72.2; LM 640Avar), in ...
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2015-08-26
Tibet, Qian Long, 1-Sho, 3.75g, 60th year, 30 beads, divided into two groups of seven and one group of 16 beads, rev. 28 beads, divided into four groups of seven beads (YZM 92-104; KM. C#72; LM -), very fine
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2015-08-26
Tibet, Qian Long, 1-Sho, 3.72g, 60th year, 30 beads, divided into two groups of seven and one group of 16 beads, rev. 28 beads, divided into four groups of seven beads (YZM 92-104; KM. C#72; LM -), very fine
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 ...