...previously existing Indian money. 1 They also reproduce the same type of the maneless Indian lion on the reverse, and even exhibit the same peculiarities of...alloy of copper and nickel," the proportions differing but little from that of the 5 and 10 centime pieces of Belgium, which are composed of 70'4 of copper...

...previously existing Indian money.1 They also reproduce the same type of the maneless Indian lion on the reverse, and even exhibit the same peculiarities of...alloy of copper and nickel," the proportions differing but little from that of the 5 and 10 centime pieces of Belgium, which are composed of 70'4 of copper...

...Emperors of India, Babcr and Humiiyun, adhered to the style of coinage of the maneless Indian lion on the reverse, and even exhibit the same peculiarities of...composed of small quantities of cobalt, iron, tin, their own country ; but their successors adopted the Indian system of coinage, which was in general...

...p. 43, note 5, p. 44, note 1. Nickel is only used as an alloy. The analysis made by Dr. Flight shows that these coins owe their whiteness entirely to the...amounts to as much as 20 per cent., while the mass of metal, or upwards of 77 per cent., is of pure copper, a proportion which differs but little from the...

...p. 43, note 5, p. 44, note I. Nickel is only used as an alloy. The analysis made by Dr. Flight shows that these coins owe their whiteness entirely to the...amounts to as much as 20 per cent., while the mass of metal, or upwards of 77 per cent., is of pure copper, a proportion which differs but little from the...