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The numismatic society of Maharashtra organised an exhibition of rare coins, currency notes, postal stamps and other antiques at Chatuhshrungi hall onSenapati Bapat road in Pune. (RAVINDRA JOSHI/HT PHOTO)
Updated on: May 04, 2018 9:08 PM IST
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The numismatic society of Maharashtra organised an exhibition of rare coins, currency notes, postal stamps and other antiques at Chatuhshrungi hall onSenapati Bapat road in Pune. (RAVINDRA JOSHI/HT PHOTO)
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Entry to the two-day exhibition was free. A large number of locals attended the exhibition. (RAVINDRA JOSHI/HT PHOTO)
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Even vintage wind up alarm clock and cameras were on display. An antique is an item perceived as having value because of its aesthetic or historical significance, although today the term is often used loosely to describe any objects that are old. (RAVINDRA JOSHI/HT PHOTO)
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Many metal items and other collectibles were also major attractions. The items stand out for their uniqueness and help in expanding knowledge about unknown aspects of our history. (RAVINDRA JOSHI/HT PHOTO)
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The exhibition had housed special sections on colonial currency, silver coins from ancient India and a range of contemporary coins. (RAVINDRA JOSHI/HT PHOTO)
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Renowned curators and collectors from across India took part in the exhibition. (RAVINDRA JOSHI/HT PHOTO)
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