Gold Rush
This is Bahrain money, its 0.1 dinars (100 Fils). In local dilect its called rubia (Rupies), the name was used because of the indian influance at the time of the East British Indian Company.
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█ §э乂ÿ §ђã¡ßêĦ █ [deleted] says: Wow Nice ! ;) ツ
₪₪ Mιşś ŁąŁờ ₪₪ says:lo0o0o0lll 7iloooooooooooo... chan you add
the 500fils...?? the coin.. :) ??
Ahmed Rabea says:Thank you all ÷¨»MAFiA«¨÷:, Creativa, ███ §э乂ÿ §ђã¡ßêĦ ███, and NaHo0o0oL. 
Gláucia Oliveira says:Great composition
Ahmed Rabea says:Thank you Gláucia Oliveira
εїз『 şpǾįLєcl 』εїз says:7elow shakllaaa...
Ahmed Rabea says:Thank you ♥◦::::şpǾį₤əcl::::◦♥
Ali Khalaf says:Falla elsoora :)
Ahmed Rabea says:Mashkooor Ali Khalaf
Cяazч Luяνє! [deleted] says:Nice shot!
Ahmed Rabea says:Thank you very much Cяazỳ Luяνє
Shaahin Madani says:Nice separation by colors, I like that.
Ahmed Rabea says:Thank you aProgrammer'sPointOf View for your comment.
Ahmed Rabea says:Merci beaucoup Eden-Iys
Ahmed Rabea says:Thank you isolano
lifeinbahrain says:btw it was called a rupee because they were
using ACTUAL Indian rupees in the past, then
when the new Fils/Dinar was introduced they
called the 100 fils a rupee cuz it was what
most things were worth.
Ahmed Rabea says:Thank you lifeinbahrain for the visit, comment, and the information.
I guess its the same in Kuwait, Qatar, Oman,
and UAE as they do call it the same.
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ًَُS a ٌl mً a n ُBََHٌَُR [deleted] says:
lool nice Sh00t bu yusif :p
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