1 Jital, Kabul Shahi, Samanta Deva, 850-1000 AD Leaders while the reverse features the

while the reverse features the Simtokha Dzong palace - a fortress/monastry close to the capital

These coins are over 700 years old

The coin you get may not be the coin in the picture but will be a coin in similar condition

1 Jital Billion metal (debased silver) coin of Delhi Sultanate

minted during the reign of Kanthirava Narasaraja Wodeyar (1638-1662 AD)

1 Jital, Kabul Shahi, Samanta Deva, 850-1000 AD Leaders while the reverse features theSilver 1 Jital coin of the Kabul Shahi dynasty the Hindu rulers of Gandhara Afghanistan, North West Frontier Province (present day Pakistan) and North Western India. These rulers were the successors to the Kushan Empire and the Hephthalite Huns who had empires in that region in the ancient era, and pre date Islamic rule of the region. The obverse of the coin has a seated bull while the reverse a horse rider. This design was also used later in the