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Issuer Lan Xang, Kingdom of
Year 1353-1571
Type Standard circulation coin
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Obverse description Elongated fusiform cast silver bar with three punched symbols applied to the convex face: at upper left, a solar or floral rosette device of uncertain identification; at centre, a recumbent elephant facing right within an incuse rectangular punch; and at lower right, a chakra (wheel) device within a similar incuse punch. The symbols are deeply impressed into the smooth silver surface and represent royal or religious iconography of the Lan Xang kingdom. No inscriptions or legends are present.
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Reverse description Plain convex surface of the cast silver bar, exhibiting the characteristic smooth, slightly irregular finish typical of hand-cast Lan Xang currency. The field shows natural flow lines and surface texture consistent with casting in an open or bi-valve mould, with no applied devices, symbols, or inscriptions.
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