Dutch East Indies - Sumatra - Srivijaya

1/16 Gold mas unit. Front: Impressed letter Mā in Devanagari script - मा Back: Lotus flower with four petals inside a sunken square. Material: Au - gold content unknown Weight: 0.14 gram Reference: Millies Grade: About UNC Additional information Gold coins used in the Malay archipelago between the 10th and 13th centuries. Probably first developed on Java during the Śailendra period before spreading to various locations, such as Sumatra and the Malay Peninsula. In literature commonly called "sandalwood flower coins", based on the reverse design, or "mā-coins". Often inaccurately identified as Majapahit coins, although the general use of this coin predates the founding of the Majapahit Empire in 1293 AD. By the fourteenth century, cash transactions in Majapahit had effectively shifted to Chinese cash coins (Wicks 1986: 44-47, 50-55). This lot is offered in our special SSA Numistrust selection auction; this special semi-monthly auction ends after the Tuesday weekly auction. This special Single Seller Auction includes the Netherlands, VOC, and overseas territories. Also view our other offered lots on Catawiki: https://www.catawiki.com/en/u/29383408-numistrust-de-numismaat The quality designation is the professional assessment of Numistrust / the Numismaat, but please examine the images closely for your own impression. Shipping policy Our shipping costs are based on shipping with UPS, including insurance up to a maximum of €1,000.00. There are no exceptions to our shipping rates. The standard rate applies to shipments from 1 gram to 4 kg. If combined shipment exceeds the maximum weight of 4 kg or the total value exceeds the insured amount of €1,000.00, the additional costs will be charged. National insurance costs: 0.7% of insured value. International insurance costs: 1.75%. For deliveries to islands and remote areas, any carrier surcharges may be charged at cost.

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