This crudely made brass tokens pictures the Gods Rama and Laksmana standing on one side of the coin. The other side shows Rama and Sita seated on a throne, along the monkey god Hanuman. The tokens have a false date, making some believe they are quite old. They were made during the 20th century and sold in Hindu temples throughout India. 11 Nisan 2011 Pazartesi
THE RAMATANKA (INDIAN TEMPLE TOKEN)
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This crudely made brass tokens pictures the Gods Rama and Laksmana standing on one side of the coin. The other side shows Rama and Sita seated on a throne, along the monkey god Hanuman. The tokens have a false date, making some believe they are quite old. They were made during the 20th century and sold in Hindu temples throughout India.
This crudely made brass tokens pictures the Gods Rama and Laksmana standing on one side of the coin. The other side shows Rama and Sita seated on a throne, along the monkey god Hanuman. The tokens have a false date, making some believe they are quite old. They were made during the 20th century and sold in Hindu temples throughout India. 