1/2 Mohar - Tribhuwan Bir Bikram

正面描述	Central field features a stylised floral or solar device enclosed within a plain inner circle, itself surrounded by a ring of decorative pellets or granules arranged concentrically. The surrounding annular band is filled with Devanagari legends disposed around the circumference. The entire design is contained within an outer beaded border. The overall artistic style is consistent with traditional Nepalese medallic engraving of the early Shah dynasty period.
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铸造量	1971 (1914)
附加信息	Nepal's half mohar coinage of this period was struck at Kathmandu's own mint, one of the few Asian states still operating an indigenous mint entirely outside colonial influence. Tribhuvan was only four years old when he acceded to the throne in 1911, meaning the coins issued under his name during these early years were produced entirely under Rana prime ministerial authority — the Shah kings held little practical power until Tribhuvan's dramatic escape to the Indian Embassy in 1950.

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