This isn't merely a coin; it is a piece of living history. The Ram Darbar temple tokens, or Rama-tankas, represent one of the most fascinating chapters in Indian numismatics. Their origins can be traced back to precursors issued by the 12th-century Chahamana king Vigraharaja IV, with the earliest textual mention found in the Dravya-Pariksha of 1318 CE.
Originally used as a means of exchange, these tokens eventually became revered objects of worship and pilgrimage souvenirs. The design is always the same: Lord Rama and Goddess Sita seated on a platform (darbar), flanked by his loyal brother Lakshmana and the devoted Hanuman. This particular piece is a powerful artifact that bridges the gap between history, mythology, and devotion. And I am selling whole Collection .
