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the obverse has year in Vikram Samvat whereas the reverse has date as per the English calendar and finally
along with the year while the reverse has a weighing scale/balance with the word 'Adil' meaning justice written on the reverse
but almost 4-mm in thickness
minted in 1942 at the Bombay Mint in the name of King George VI
Stater, Didda/Kshemagupta, Kashmir, 950-960 AD Middle East/North Africa the obverse has year inBronze Stater coin issued jointly in the name of Kshemagupta, the ruler of Kashmir and his wife, known as Didda Rani. Kshemagupta was a part of the Utpala dynasty, which ruled Kashmir from 855 1003 AD. He died in 958 AD and was succeeded by his son, with his wife acting as the Regent. The obverse has the seated figure of Ardoxsho a female deity worshipped by the Kushans. The reverse has another deity. The legend of the coin is not entirely visible on
