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A 1000-year-old coin from Pakistan in the collection of the father of Ravleen Kaur. (Source: Slant of Light)

The coin collection

August 26, 2013 by Rupinder Mohan Singh

On Slant of Light, Ravleen Kaur, a college student in Oregon, reflects about her father’s passion for collecting coins, particularly those struck during the era of Sikh rule in Punjab, India, and other historic relics: “You know, you know, legend goes,” Papa says, his cheekbones rising and nostrils flaring as they do when he shares oddball knowledge and fun facts, “that when the Sikhs took power in Punjab, they sometimes stamped their seal over old coins instead of minting new […]

Categories: Reflections, Sikhism • Tags: Coin, coincollecting, Ravleen Kaur

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