East India Company Rama-Sita-Lakshmana Religious Token
India (British India era / Private manufacture) · Circa 1818 (Often back-dated or modern replicas)
A circular brass token featuring a seated deity figure (likely Lord Rama) on the obverse, accompanied by Hindi/Devanagari inscriptions. The reverse typically features a depiction of Rama's Durbar (court).
- Country
- India (British India era / Private manufacture)
- Year
- Circa 1818 (Often back-dated or modern replicas)
- Denomination
- Token (Nominal value 1 Anna / Temple Token)
- Metal
- Brass or Copper-Alloy
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