Rastra Bank is selling gold and silver coins from today, buyer's identity card is required
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- Thu, 5 November 2026
Kathmandu. Nepal Rastra Bank is starting sale of gold and silver coin medallions targeting Tihar from today. Gold and silver coins will be bought and sold from 11 am to 3 pm at Taksar Mahashakha located in Babarmahal. Anuj Dahal, executive director of Rashtra Bank said that the buying and selling work will be done for two days today and tomorrow.
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