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2 1/2 Skar

Issuer Tibet
Year 1909
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Diameter 24 mm
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Obverse description Central field features a snow lion in profile facing left, rendered in relief against a plain ground and enclosed within an eight-petalled lotus border. Scroll ornaments flank the lion device, lending a decorative, mandala-like quality to the composition. Surrounding the lotus is a circular band of Tibetan script legend reading the Ganden Palace victory inscription. The outermost border consists of a continuous ring of raised beads, framing the entire design.
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Reverse description Central device displays the Triratna (Triple Gem) symbol in relief, set within a circular inner border and surrounded by a band of Tibetan script legend denoting the cyclic year and denomination. The Triratna motif, representing the three jewels of Buddhism, is rendered with a stylised flame-like finial above a stepped base. A Tibetan inscription encircling the central device records cycle 15, year 43, and the denomination of two and a half Skar. The entire design is enclosed by a raised beaded border at the rim.
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