Gold mining Stamp
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Description :
Kolar Gold Fields in the State of Karnataka are reported to have been mined for gold during the last 2000 years or so. The systematic mining for gold in this area during modern times was started by an English mining firm, John Taylor & Sons in 1880. The mines were taken over by the Government of Mysore in 1956 and by the Government of India in 1962. The stamp depicts a miner drilling for ore along with representation of molten gold being poured into a mould and a few gold bricks.
block of 4 stamps with upper left margin and traffic lights on left margin
Issue Year: 20-Dec-80
Condition: good condition
Type/Series: Commemorative
Denomination: 100 paise
Color: Multicolor
Features :
- • Inside knowledge about prefixes
- • Types of signatories
- • Various types of paper money
- • Telephonic denomination indexing
- • Collectible themes for collection
- • Estimated market price
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This product is developed and offered to notaphilists, numismatists and philatelists for collection purpose.
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The product over 100 years. Not to be sold overseas.
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