Not a legal tender coin (Temple Token)

Ram Darbar Token (Ramatanka)

India · Modern (reproduction of 18th-19th century styles)

The obverse features the 'Ram Darbar' depicting Lord Rama and Sita seated on a throne under a ceremonial umbrella, flanked by brothers Lakshmana, Bharata, and Shatrughna. Hanuman is seen kneeling below them.

Country: India
Year: Modern (reproduction of 18th-19th century styles)
Denomination: Not a legal tender coin (Temple Token)
Metal: Brass or Copper alloy (silver-plated)

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Overview

Historical significance

These are not circulating coins but religious tokens used in Hindu puja (worship) rituals and pilgrimage sites. While some authentic gold Ramatankas date back several centuries, most currently found are modern mass-produced tokens intended for good luck and religious purposes.

Estimated value

$1 - $10 USD (Primarily sentimental/religious value)

Care & preservation

Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive materials which can remove the plating or patina. Clean only with a soft, dry cloth and store in a dry environment to prevent corrosion.

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