Guernsey 10 shillings and UKL One Anna

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Right guys - I now have these coins and I have never seen one before of either. Can anyone help me as to what exactly they are ?









any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks in advance.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces10988.html

Greetings

WIM
Perhaps this site can help you:
http://kulraj-the-numismatist.blogspot.nl/2009/02/east-india-company-coins.html

Greetings

Wim
Thanks, I searched 10 shillings and Guernsey but couldn't find it lol
  First coin is a Hindu religious temple token. The image shown is Hindu god Krishna with Radha. It was not 1 Anna that could be spent in shops, it was 1 Anna as a donation to the temple.
  "The Temple Token / Money was used during British Rule in India by Indian Princely State Kingdom of Temple Trustee as means of offering Prasad with the Money".
Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins
Quote: ZacUKFirst coin is a Hindu religious temple token. The image shown is Hindu god Krishna with Radha. It was not 1 Anna that could be spent in shops, it was 1 Anna as a donation to the temple.
yeah i thought it was a temple token of some description just dont understand why the EICwould have stamped them unless they produced them to sell on as donations maybe, u know that site says there fake but im not so sure :S maybe as everyday currency yeah,

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