Besides the transaction, the coins are found to be used as valued ornament also by the people from the medieval period. There was a custom of offering garland of coins to the deities. Even the people used them in the form of a garland. There are some examples of them in this museum. The garlands worn by the people are often comprised of English coins circulated in India during English rule. They are found even today worn by the hill tribes of Magar, Gurung, Rai, Tharu, and Tamang.

In the same showcase few Tibetan coins are also exhibited. The coins were specially minted by the Newar kings in the medieval period. Tibet used to supply silver

and gold dust and Newar kings minted the silver coins and supply them to Tibet. The three kingdoms used to earn good profit out of this industry.