The Tola is a unique unit of measurement that was historically used in determining the amount of silver in coins in India and Pakistan. Introduced in the 19^th century, the Tola was commonly used through the 20^th century. Most mints in the Western world stick to Troy oz or Grams, making Tola bars unique. Right now, you can get .375 oz 1 Tola Gold Bars in varied conditions at Provident Metals.

Highlights:

• Arrives with individual protective plastic!
• Unique chance to own a Tola-weighted bar!
• Available in varied conditions from any mint!
• Contains 1 Tola, .375 Troy oz, of .9999 pure gold.
• On the obverse and reverse are designs that vary by mint and program.
• Please remember there is the potential to receive bars with matching designs if you buy several.

With your purchase of the .375 oz 1 Tola Gold Bar in this Provident Metals listing, you will receive a gold bar that is housed in individual protective plastic. The gold bars come in this listing with the potential for varied conditions and varied mints of issue, with the latter resulting in the possibility of varied designs. Please remember that you could receive bars with matching designs and conditions when buying several.

Designs

On the obverse and reverse fields of the 1 Tola Gold Bar, you will find various possible designs based on the mint of origin. These designs can vary from intricate images on both sides to simple designs stamped on just one field of the bar. The Rosa Series is one example of a possible 1 Tola Gold Bar.

History

The concept of the Tola was legalized in Bengal by the British authorities in 1833, with the Standards of Weight Act IX of 1939 legalizing its value in India. It would continue to feature in the weight of silver coins in India and Pakistan, as well as parts of Africa.

Ordering

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