Posted by:
anonymous
2015-08-26
Tibetan Government, Anonymous, Gaden Tangka, 4.65g, undated (Rhodes Fv), very fine and scarce;
Posted by:
anonymous
2015-08-26
Tibetan Government, Anonymous, Gaden Tangka, 4.87g, undated, north-east symbol has small circle instead of dot between the fish, south symbol (conch) is different from that of previous coin, rev. with solid buds (Rhodes Fii var), about very fine
Posted by:
anonymous
2015-08-26
Tibetan Government, Anonymous (c. 1899-1907), Gaden Tangka, 4.32g, undated, small circle around lotus design and of finer style than the other Tangkas of this group (Rhodes Ev; KM. E 13.4), in PCGS holder, good very fine, very scarce obverse variety
Posted by:
anonymous
2015-08-26
Tibetan Government, Anonymous, Gaden Tangka, 4.92 g, undated, lotus with single stalk, north-east symbol with fishes swimming anti-clockwise, rev. hollow buds (Rhodes Aii; KM. A 13.2), 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 ...