India 1740-1807 Star Pagoda Madras Presidency EF

India 1740-1807 Star Pagoda Madras Presidency EFThis Gold Star Pagoda was struck by the British East India Company at the Madras Mint between 1740 and 1806. It features a half length image of the deity Vishnu on the obverse, flanked by bead crosses, while the reverse displays a prominent central star surrounded by a granulated field. Despite a small flan flaw on the reverse, this example is exceptionally well centred with a full, detailed figurequalities that make it especially desirable. Its an

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5% Copper  Mint London Grade Very Fine

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Mint Melbourne Grade about Uncirculated

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