Sure I know. We also use it till date to measure things in villages when doing exchange of goods particularly. I also have some weights like 1 ser 2 ser. 

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Coinsreporter

You definitely know this for sure? "Mana pathi" is still used in rural areas for measurement purposes, especially for grains like corn, maize, barley, and wheat. It's a traditional way of measuring quantities, and it's still used in some part of the rural areas in my place.

AskSN

What's the oldest thing you own and still use it?

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You definitely know this for sure? "Mana pathi" is still used in rural areas for measurement purposes, especially for grains like corn, maize, barley, and wheat. It's a traditional way of measuring quantities, and it's still used in some part of the rural areas in my place.
