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1 Keping

Issuer British East India Company
Year 1786-1788
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Shape Round
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Obverse description Central device consisting of a heart-shaped cartouche formed by two interlaced bands, enclosing the crowned cipher of the Vereenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie (VOC) — the monogram composed of the letters E, V, I, and C arranged symmetrically around a central cross. A stylised crown or anchor symbol surmounts the heart at top. The date 1787 is inscribed along the lower field beneath the cartouche, flanked by a small rosette or floral ornament at centre base. The entire design is set within a broad milled border of fine denticles.
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Obverse lettering VEIC 1787
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Mint Bencoolen (Fort Marlborough), Sumatra
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