Ber Tree Leaf Mark

BER TREE LEAF MARK

The above named album in the Sikh Coins Group (SCG) on Yahoo has been marked “Under discussion pending concrete evidence”. The album contains scans of Morashahi (TOP) and Arsiwala (BOTTOM) silver rupees for the mint city of Amritsar. SPN members will not find a larger number of scans of this type of coin in one place.

When this album was created, a discussion took place from numerous reputable members of the SCG on the origins of this type of mark on coins of Amritsar. The discussion supporting images of the ber tree leaf mark were put forward. However until we are able to get concrete evidence to back the theories discussed the discussion remains open. Originaly the coins of Amritsar mint where shown to have a leaf mark. Thanks to many members of the SCG we are today able to see a variety of scans for this type of coin.
Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/sikh-coins/30113-ber-tree-leaf-mark.html
Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/showthread.php?t=30113

For the full details of the discussion please join the Sikh Coins Group and click the following link:
Yahoo! Groups

Here is the link for the above album and topic:-
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SikhCo...38809/pic/list

Rgds Parminder
SIKH COINS GROUP
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Terrific effort and amazing collection!

I am a member of this group. It's worth joining just to get to the albums, but beyond that, I have learned a lot just reading the posts, although I rarely say much.

And they're really nice people, too.

Consider this: Have you ever held a Sikh coin? I mean a real Sikh coin used by real Sikhs as real Sikh currency. It's an incredible feeling. Who else has held this? What did they purchase? It is a real tangible piece of our history that you can hold in your hand. That's exciting!

But you have to be careful. There are many forgeries out there. This group is a great help in finding the real thing.

So join and then go get a Sikh coin or two to hold in your hand, to look at and dream about. It's really worth the investment! These coins are also great gifts to our young people to help bring our history to life, a great and wonderful history which we all should have the joy of experiencing.

How do I join?

Bhagat Singh ji,

To join, go to SikhCoins : Coins of the Sikhs
Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/showthread.php?t=30113

You might need to open a yahoo account if you don't already have one. Of course, that's easy and free.