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Why did the Tuglags banned the gold and silver coins which were common at the time?

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Though gold and silver coins were common at that time but it was difficult to maintain supply of gold and silver coins on a large scale. So, Tughlaq replaced those coins and started circulation of copper and brass coins as the token currency which had the same value of gold or silver coins.

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