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10 Drachma, Greece, 1940 Bimetallic which was a part of

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which was a part of the throne of King Nissankamalla (1187-1196 AD)

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The reverse has a floral pattern

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10 Drachma, Greece, 1940 Bimetallic which was a part of10 Drachma banknote of Kingdom of Greece, printed in 1940. The obverse has the denomination to the right, and the portrait of Demeter, the Greek Goddess of harvest, to the left. The reverse features a view of the University of Athens. The Kingdom of Greece was established in 1832 after Greece gained independence from the Ottoman Empire, and lasted till 1973, with a break from 1924 1935 when a Republic was proclaimed. During World War II, Greece was

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