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Dattari attributed 891 to year 10, which is extremely unlikely as there is no certain coinage of this denomination in that year (see discussion of other coins with this design attributed to year 10 in the introduction to year 10). But there is no obvious trace of the date on either of the rubbings, so both D coins are tentatively left here in year 13 (itself a tentative reading of D890 and perhaps also of DS7038, but clear on BMC 484)
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