Tibet, 1912-22 AD., Lhasa mint, Tangka, KM Y F13.5.

Tibet, Lhasa mint, no date (struck 1912-22 AD.),
Ga-den Tangka / Ganden Tamka (27-28 mm / 4,43 g), billon, type F,
Obv.: stylized Lotus flower within a 11mm circle, nine dots within lotus circle; surrounded by the 8 Buddhist lucky symbols in radiating petals, clockwise starting at 12: umbrella of sovereignty, double hook between two golden fish of good fortune (at 1-2), amphora of ambrosia (at 3), lotus (at 4-5), conch shell, symbol has three dots (at 6), emblem of endless birth (at 7-8), banner of victory (at 9), circle with two hooks (at 10-11); in the outer angles between the petals ornamentation by 1 dot.
Rev.: "Dga´- lDan - Pho - Bran - Phyongs - Las - rNam - rGyal" , (reading Ga-den Po-dang Tschog-le Nam-gyel), 8-petalled wheel (flower) within a star surrounded by a Tibetan inscription (translated: Ga-den Palace, victorious in all directions), which is broken up into 8 oval frames; in the outer angles between the petals ornamentation by 3 dots. Two crescents in center.
KM Y F13.5 .