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One Anna east India coin 1616 king Leo space metal coin testing?
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1.cloud farming (if that coin is shown to direct positional to the sun,with countable,white clouds are farmed and in after few minutes flying eagle /vulture on there.)
2.continuity test (if touch in all part of that coin both top an bottom with wire bulb flickered)
3.If taken one class with mineral water ,that coin immersed,original coin emitted some water bubbles like as a Mercury.
4.Mineral water immediately heat from that coin and,temperature is change in different something like 1.5 to above....
5.At the same time that coin is immersed in cooling water ,temperature change in different something like 1.5 to above....
That coin is made in research purposes only and that having some chemical powder.
a) coin weight is 298 gram,...,
b) coin year 1616,EIC / EID
c) coin having three pin mark.
d) coin having seven navagraga mark.
In Front side,shown in mark of " one- space- metal-1616-EIC-ana-three pin and, In The Rear sidehaving some images of "two fish or snake-seven dods-with 3 different images.In along with side of that coin, one English word is show "kingli"
But,we are not knowing that powder chemical bond and specific name.
That coin's many images are attached in below mentioned our blog.(Do you want more information of that coins,Do open to the above said blog)
generally this type of the coins are made from local place in hand made expert in the year of 1661.EIC is considerable EID is?
CONCLUSION;
This coin is not a trade coin,it is research purpose coin only,so,trading activities are strictly restricted in INDIA. it is 100 % ILLEGAL BUSINESS. please,avoid deal/sale and test to that coin in here or any where!....it is very danger in society.so,just read this article in your " just knowledge purpose only".
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