Tibet 1 Tangka Ga-den Silver Coin (1840–1930) Tibetan Buddhist Silver Coin

Own an authentic Tibet 1 Tangka (Ga-den Tangka), a historic silver coin issued by the Government of Tibet (Ganden Phodrang) between 1840 and 1930. This beautiful coin features a central lotus surrounded by the Eight Auspicious Symbols (Ashtamangala) of Tibetan Buddhism on one side, while the other displays an eight-spoked lotus wheel encircled by Tibetan inscriptions symbolizing prosperity and victory. Struck in high-grade silver, the Ga-den Tangka is one of Tibet’s most iconic and collectible coin types, admired for its intricate religious symbolism, traditional craftsmanship, and historical significance. It is an excellent addition to any world coin or Tibetan numismatic collection.

Specifications: Country: Tibet | Issuer: Ganden Phodrang (Government of Tibet) | Denomination: 1 Tangka | Period: 1840–1930 | Composition: Silver (approximately .850 fine) | Weight: Approximately 4.60 g | Diameter: Approximately 27 mm | Edge: Plain | Reference: KM Y#13, L&M 627, Numista N#15217 | Obverse: Eight-spoked lotus wheel with Tibetan inscriptions | Reverse: Central lotus surrounded by the Eight Auspicious Symbols (Ashtamangala) | Condition: As shown in the product images.