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Proof and UNC Set

Proof and UNC Set

This section gives out the Links for VIP, Proof Set and UNC Sets.

The Pages are being reorganized from initially all VIP, Proof Set and UNC being on the same page to separate pages. This is done for few issues where the number of images is large and loads slowly on the page.
If you see a link in the UNC section, it indicates a separate page. Else the details are in the same page.

VIP Sets, Proof Sets & UNC

1950 Definitive Set 1962 Definitive Set 1967 Definitive Set 1970 Food for All 1971 Food for All 1973 Grow More Food 1975 Women’s Year 1977 Save For Development 1979 International Year of the Child 1981 First World Food Day   1982 IX Asian Games 1985 RBI – Golden Jubilee 1985 International Youth Year 1987 World Food Day: Small Farmers 1990 Food for Future 1991 Parliamentary Conference 1991 Rajeev Gandhi 1992 National Land Conservation 1994 ILO World of Work 1994 - International Year of Family 1996 Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel 1997 Cellular Jail 1998 Sri Aurobindo 1999 Chhatrapathi Shivaji 2000 50 Years of Supreme Court 2001 Dr Syama Prasad Mookerjee Centenary 2002 Jaya Prakash Narayan 2003 150 Glorious Years of Railways 2004 150 Yrs of Telecommunication 2004 K Kamaraj Birth Centenary 2005 75 Years of Dandi March 2006 Mahatma Basaveshwara 2006 50 Years of ONGC 2007 Indian Air Force 2007 50 Yrs of Khadi and Village 2008 Ter Centenary of Gur-Ta-Gaddi 2009 Perarignar Anna Centenary 2009 Louise Braille 2010 Dr Rajendra Prasad  2010 Mother Teresa 2010 XIX Commonwealth Games 2010 1000 Years of Bridadeeswarar Temple 2011 150 Years of Income Tax 2011 100 Years of ICMR 2012 150 Years of Kuka Movement 2012 150th Birth Annive Madan Mohan Malavia 2013 150th Birth Anniversary of Vivekananda 2014 Birth Centenary Acharya Tulsi

1954 Definitive Set 1964 Jawaharlal Nehru 1969 Mahatma Gandhi Birth Centenary 1972 Independence Jubilee 1974 Planned Families – Food for All 1976 Food and Work For All 1978 Food And Shelter For All 1980 Rural Women’s Advancement 1981 International Year of the Child 1982 National Integration 1985 Homage to Indira Gandhi 1986 Fisheries 1989 Jawaharlal Nehru Birth Centenary 1991 Tourism Year 1992 Quit India Movement 1993 89th Inter Parliamentary Union Congress 1994 Water for Life 1996 2nd International Crop Science Circle 1997 Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose  1997 50 Years of Independence 1998 Deshbandhu Chittaranjan Das 1999 Saint Dnyaneshwar 2001 Bhagwan Mahavir 2002 Sant Tukaram 2003 Veer Durgadass Rathore 2003 Maharana Pratap 2004 150 Years of Indian Post 2004 Lal Bahadur Shastri Birth Centenary 2006 Jagath Guru Shree Narayana Gurudev 2006 200 Years of State Bank of India 2007 150th Birth Anniversary of LBG Tilak 2007 The First War of Independence - 150 Years 2008 Shaheed Bhagat Singh Birth Centenary 2009 Saint Alphonsa Birth Centenary 2009 60 Years of Common Wealth 2009 Homi Bhabha Birth Centenary 2010 Rabindranath Tagore  2010 Reserve Bank of India 2010 C Subramaniam 2011 100 Years of Civil Aviation 2011 150 Years of CAG 2012 60 Year of Kolkata Mint 2012 150th Birth Anniversary of Motilal Nehru 2013 25 Yrs of Vasishno Devi Shrine Board 2013 125th B.A. of Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad

UNC Set and Collectors Pack

1964 Jawaharlal Nehru 1970 Food for All 1971 Food for All 1973 Grow More Food 1975 Women’s Year 1977 Save For Development 1979 International Year of the Child 1980 Rural Women’s Advancement 1981 First World Food Day  1982 IX Asian Games 1985 RBI – Golden Jubilee 1985 International Youth Year 1987 World Food Day: Small Farmers 1990 Food for Future 1991 Parliamentary Conference 1991 Rajeev Gandhi 1992 National Land Conservation 1994 ILO World of Work 1994 International Year of Family 1996 Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel 1997 Cellular Jail 1998 Sri Aurobindo 1999 Chhatrapathi Shivaji 2000 50 Years of Supreme Court 2001 Bhagwan Mahavir 2002 Jaya Prakash Narayan 2003 150 Glorious Years of Railways 2004 150 Yrs of Telecommunication 2004 K Kamaraj Birth Centenary  2004 Unity in Diversity 2006 Mahatma Basaveshwara 2006 50 Years of ONGC 2007 Indian Air Force 2007 50 Yrs of Khadi and Village 2008 Ter Centenary of Gur-Ta-Gaddi 2009 Perarignar Anna Centenary 2009 Louise Braille 2010 Dr Rajendra Prasad 2010 Mother Teresa 2010 XIX Commonwealth Games 2010 1000 Years of Bridadeeswarar  2011 Indian Coinage New Series 2011 Income Tax 2011 100 Years of ICMR 2012 60th Anniversary of Parliament 2012 150 Years of Kuka Movement 2012 150 B.A. Madan Mohan Malavia 2013 150 Birth Anniversary of Vivekananda 2014 Birth Centenary Acharya Tulsi

1969 Mahatma Gandhi Birth Centenary 1972 Independence Jubilee 1974 Planned Families – Food for All 1976 Food and Work For All 1978 Food And Shelter For All 1981 International Year of the Child 1982 National Integration 1985 Homage to Indira Gandhi 1986 Fisheries 1989 Jawaharlal Nehru Birth Centenary 1991 Tourism Year 1992 Quit India Movement 1993 89th Inter Parliamentary Union Congress 1994 Water for Life 1996 2nd International Crop Science Circle 1997 Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose 1997 50 Years of Independence 1998 Deshbandhu Chittaranjan Das 1999 Saint Dnyaneshwar 2001 Dr Syama Prasad Mookerjee Centenary 2002 Sant Tukaram 2003 Veer Durgadass Rathore 2003 Maharana Pratap 2004 150 Years of Indian Post 2004 Lal Bahadur Shastri Birth Centenary  2005 75 Years of Dandi March 2006 Jagath Guru Shree Narayana Gurudev 2006 200 Years of State Bank of India 2007 150th Birth Anniversary of LBG Tilak 2007 The First War of Independence – 150 Years 2008 Shaheed Bhagat Singh Birth Centenary 2009 Saint Alphonsa Birth Centenary 2009 60 Years of Common Wealth 2009 Homi Bhabha Birth Centenary 2010 Rabindranath Tagore 2010 Reserve Bank of India I  II  III 2010 C Subramaniam Part 1  Part 2 2011 100 Years of Civil Aviation 2011 150 Years of CAG 2012 60 Year of Kolkata Mint 2012 150th Birth Anniversary of Motilal Nehru 2013 25 Yrs of Vasishno Devi Shrine Board 2013 125th B.A. of Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad

PS: Incase any of the links are not working, please leave a comment so that I can rectify this.

Journey Through Indian Definitive Coinage - Part 2

Journey Through Indian Definitive Coinage - Part 2

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1990’s Stainless Steel Series – VI

The inflation made the coins in lower denomination redundant. The rising cost of metal also meant that most of the Aluminum coins were melted for the metal. Thus over a period of time most of the lower denomination coins were discontinued.

Viz The Three Paise was discontinued in 1971, The One Paise in 1972, the Two Paise in 1979. The 5 paise was stopped in 1994. The 20 paise also was discontinued in the year 1994. Although the minting of these coins was stopped the de-monetization these coins was only done on 30-June-2011 along with 25 paise.

 A new series was introduced that was predominantly stainless steel. The introduction was steel began with 10 paise, 25 paise and 50 paise in 1988, the 10 paise coin size was so small that one could hardly hold them in hand. The One Rupee in Steel followed in 1992. New higher denominations got introduced, the Rs 2 was introduced in 1982 as circulation commemorative was minted in same design in 1990 and then the size reduced by 1992. The Rs 5 was introduced as a regular denomination from 1992 that was of similar size to 50 Paise, but of larger thickness. This did cause some confusion amongst people.

2004 Unity In Diversity Series – VII

For the first time in Indian Coinage History, the design of the definitive coins was given outside mint to NID [National Institute of Design] in Ahmadabad. There were 3 designs that were proposed. Related post ‘ATake of 3 Designs’

·         Unity in Diversity

·         Nritya Mudra

·         IT and Connectivity

The Unity and Diversity was selected, and this was adopted over a period for Rs 1 in 2004 followed by Rs 2 in 2005 and Rs 5 in 2006. A coin of Rs 10 denomination was also introduced. It was minted from 2005 however put into circulation only in the later part of 2009. Although a 50 paise coin was designed, it was never minted.

There was a huge controversy related to the design of these coins. Read here for more details

2008 Natya Mudra , IT & Connectivity Series – VIII

Not withstanding the controversy over the design of the Unity and Diversity series, the Natya Mudra design was adopted for coins of 50 paise, Rs 1, Rs 2 and the IT & Connectivity for Rs 5 and Rs 10.

The Natya Mudra Series had various Hand Gestures [Hasta Mudra] from the Classical Dance form ‘Bharat Natyam’ on the Reverse of the coins.

The IT & Connectivity had 2 themes, one that was a wave like pattern that depicted the fluid movement of the data and information and the other had radiating lines outside that indicated growth and connectivity.

2011 New Floral Design with Rupee Symbol Series – IX

The adoption of the Rupee Symbol for the Indian currency led to redesign of all coins [currencies as well]. As part of this effort, the size of coins was also reduced to make it more cost effective. The metal of Rs 5 coin was changed from Steel to Nickel Brass.

Journey Through Indian Definitive Coinage - Part 1

Journey Through Indian Definitive Coinage - Part 1

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Frozen Series – I

From 1947 to 1950, the older coins of pre-independence were still valid. This represented the currency arrangements during the transition period up to the establishment of the Indian Republic. The Monetary System remained unchanged at One Rupee consisting of 192 pies.

·         1 Rupee = 16 Annas

·         1 Anna = 4 Pice

·         1 Pice = 3 Pies

1950 Anna Series – II

This series was introduced on 15^th August, 1950 and represented the first coinage of Republic India. The King's Portrait was replaced by the Lion Capital of the Ashoka Pillar. A corn sheaf replaced the Tiger on the one Rupee coin. In some ways this symbolized a shift in focus to progress and prosperity. Indian motifs were incorporated on other coins. The monetary system was largely retained unchanged with one Rupee consisting of 16 Annas.

There were quite a few Coin designs that were sent for approval, however they were rejected for one reason or other. Read more about it in the pattern coin section here.

The coins were 1 Pice, ½ Anna, 1 Anna, 2 Anna, ¼ Rupee [or 4 Anna’s], ½ Rupee [or 8 Anna’s] and One Rupee. There were no Pies minted.

1957 - The Decimal Series – III

World over there was a move to adopt a decimal system for currency to facilitate easy accounting. The Indian Coinage Act in Sept 1955 was amended for the country to adopt a metric system for coinage. The Act came into force with effect from 1^st April, 1957. The rupee remained unchanged in value and nomenclature. It, however, was now divided into 100 'Paisa' instead of 16 Annas or 64 Pice. For public recognition, the new decimal Paisa was termed 'Naya Paisa' till 1^st June, 1964 when the term 'Naya' was dropped.

There were quite a few pattern coins / designs and denomination nomenclatures proposed. There was supposed to be even a ‘Cent’ instead of the ‘Paise’. Read more about it here.

The coins were 1 Naya Paise, 2 Naya Paise, 5 Naya Paise, 10 Naya Paise, 25 Naya Paise or ¼ Rupee [or 4 Anna’s], 50 Naya Paise or ½ Rupee [or 8 Anna’s] and One Rupee. Although the Anna word was dropped, the 25 Paise and 50 Paise matched the value in old denomination and even today are still referred by the old nomenclature in Hindi of 4 Anna for 25 Paise and 8 Anna for 50 Paise.

1964 Revised Decimal Series – IV

On 1^st June, 1964 when the term 'Naya' was dropped from the denominations. All the key design remained as earlier.

There was no change in the One Rupee coin. However the One Rupee was not minted again till 1970 and it was only from 1975 when it was minted regularly and in large quantities.

1964 Onwards Aluminum Series – V

Barley after the word ‘Naya’ was dropped from the coinage, there was already another initiative going on to reduce the cost of the coins. Most of the coins in smaller denominations made of bronze, nickel-brass, cupro-nickel were gradually converted to Aluminum. This change commenced with the introduction of the new hexagonal 3 paise coin in the year 1964. The One and Two paise in 1965, 5 Paise in 1968, 10 Paise in 1971 A twenty paise coin was introduced in 1968 in Nickel Brass but did not gain much popularity and was changed to Aluminum from 1982. The 25 paise metal was changed from Nickel to Cupro-Nickel in 1972. The One Rupee metal was changed from Nickel to Cupro-Nickel from 1975 and then the size of One Rupee was reduced substantially in 1983 and a smaller coin introduced.

The 5 Paise Aluminum that was introduced in 1968 had the same design as that of the Cupro Nickel. In 1972 a new design was introduced and then in 1984 the weight of the 5 paise coin was further reduced to 1 g.

The 10 Paise was changed to Nickel Brass from Cupro Nickel in the year 1968 before changing to Aluminum in the year 1971. The size was further reduced in the year 1983.

A 20 Paise denomination was introduced for the first time in the Year 1968 in Nickel Brass and later changed to Aluminum. This is the first time that a coin had a different design. It had a Lotus flower on the Reverse along with the value. During that time there was a proposal to have all the National Symbols on the coins, i.e. National Bird, National Animal, National Flower and National Fruit. However only the National Flower made it and the others were put on hold and the proposal dropped. The minting of the 20 paise was discontinued in 1971, The 20 Paise was later redesigned in the traditional way with Aluminum in the year 1982

The 50 Paise underwent a design change in 1971 with metal being Cupro Nickel from the Pure Nickel. The gap between the Paise on top was reduced in the year 1974, the design was further changed in the year 1984.

Rate of Republic India Coins (As on 2012)

List of Independent India Commerative Coins

The list of Republic India Commemorative Coins. The list includes all the coins from the first commemorative series started in 1964 till year 2013. It also gives out the Mints and the KM numbers associated.
Mint: - M: Mumbai; C: Calcutta; H: Hyderabad; N: Noida

List of Indian Commemorative Coins
Deno	Year	Description	Metal	Mints	KM No	Price-  2012
5 Paise	1976	Food & Work For All	Aluminium + Magnesium	MCH	19	40
5 Paise	1977	Save for Development	Aluminium + Magnesium	MCH	20	40
5 Paise	1978	Food & Shelter For All	Aluminium + Magnesium	MCH	21	40
5 Paise	1979	Year of the Child	Aluminium + Magnesium	MCH	22	40
10 Paise	1974	Planned Family: Food For All	Aluminium + Magnesium	MCH	28	40
10 Paise	1975	Women's Year	Aluminium + Magnesium	MC	29	60
10 Paise	1976	Food & Work For All	Aluminium + Magnesium	MC	30	60
10 Paise	1977	Save for Development	Aluminium + Magnesium	MC	31	40
10 Paise	1978	Food & Shelter For All	Aluminium + Magnesium	MCH	32	40
10 Paise	1979	Happy Child Nations Pride	Aluminium + Magnesium	MCH	33	40
10 Paise	1980	Rural Women's Advancement	Aluminium + Magnesium	MCH	35	40
10 Paise	1981	World Food Day	Aluminium + Magnesium	MC	36	30
10 Paise	1982	IX Asian Games	Aluminium + Magnesium	MCH	37	30
10 Paise	1982	World Food Day	Aluminium + Magnesium	CH	38	60
20 Paise	1969	Mahatma Gandhi Centenary	Aluminium + Bronze	MCH	42.1	25
20 Paise	1970	Food For All	Aluminium + Bronze	MC	43.1	60
20 Paise	1982	World Food Day: Food For All	Aluminium	CH	45	60
20 Paise	1986	Fisheries	Aluminium	CH	46	40
25 Paise	1980	Rural Women's Advancement	Cupronickel	MCH	50	125
25 Paise	1981	World Food Day	Cupronickel	MCH	51	125
25 Paise	1982	IX Asian Games	Cupronickel	MCH	52	20
25 Paise	1985	Forestry Development	Cupronickel	MCH	53	175
50 Paise	1964	Jawhar Lal Nehru	Nickel	MC	56	40
50 Paise	1964	Jawhar Lal Nehru	Nickel	MC	57	30
50 Paise	1969	Mahatma Gandhi Centenary	Nickel	MC	59	20
50 Paise	1972	25th Independence Day	Cupronickel	MC	60	10
50 Paise	1973	Grow More Food	Cupronickel	MC	62	20
50 Paise	1982	National Integration	Cupronickel	MC	64	20
50 Paise	1985	Reserve Bank of India Golden Jubilee	Cupronickel	MCH	66	10
50 Paise	1985	Indira Gandhi	Cupronickel	MCH	67.1	10
50 Paise	1986	Fisheries	Cupronickel	MCH	68.1	10
50 Paise	1997	50th year of Independence	Stainless Steel	MCHN	70	20
One Rs	1964	Jahwarhar Lal Nehru	Nickel	MC	76	20
One Rs	1969	Mahatma Gandhi Centenary	Nickel	MC	77	30
One Rs	1985	International Youth year	Cupronickel	MC	80	75
One Rs	1987	Small Farmers	Cupronickel	MCH	81	20
One Rs	1988	Rainfield Farming	Cupronickel	MC	82	20
One Rs	1989	World Food Day: Food and Environment	Cupronickel	MHN	84	20
One Rs	1989	Jahwarhar Lal Nehru - Centenary	Cupronickel	MCHN	83.1	20
One Rs	1990	Care for the Girl Child	Cupronickel	MH	87.1	20
One Rs	1990	World Food Day: Food For Future	Cupronickel	CH	88.1	100
One Rs	1990	15 years of ICDS	Cupronickel	MH	86	20
One Rs	1990	Dr BR Ambedkar Centenary	Cupronickel	MH	85	20
One Rs	1991	Common wealth Parliamentary Conference	Cupronickel	M	90	20
One Rs	1991	Tourism Year	Cupronickel	MH	91	20
One Rs	1991	Rajeev Gandhi	Cupronickel	MH [2]	89	20
One Rs	1992	Food and Nutrition: World Food Day	Cupronickel	C	94	100
One Rs	1992	50 years of Quit India Movement	Cupronickel	MCH	93	20
One Rs	1993	89th Inter Parliamentary Union Conference	Cupronickel	M	95	100
One Rs	1994	International Year of the Family	Stainless Steel	MN [3]	96.1	20
One Rs	1995	World Tamil Congress: Saint Thirivalluvar	Stainless Steel	MHN	97.1,97.2	50
One Rs	1997	Cellur Jail Port Blair	Stainless Steel	MCHN	98	20
One Rs	1999	Saint Dnyashwar	Stainless Steel	MCN	295.1,295.2	20
One Rs	2002	Loknayak Jayaprakash Narayan	Stainless Steel	MH [4]	313	25
One Rs	2003	Veer Durgadas Rathod	Stainless Steel	H	316	50
One Rs	2004	Maharana Prathap	Stainless Steel	MH	314	30
One Rs	2004	150 Year of Indian Post	Stainless Steel	C	321	85
One Rs	2010	RBI Platinum Jubilee	Stainless Steel	H	385	10
One Rs
Two Rs	1982	National Integration	Cupronickel	MC	121.1,121.4	20
Two Rs	1982	IX Asian Games	Cupronickel	MC	120	20
Two Rs	1993	Small Family Happy Family	Cupronickel	MH	124.1	30
Two Rs	1993	Bio Diversity: World Food Day	Cupronickel	MH	125.1	30
Two Rs	1994	Water for Life: World Food Day	Cupronickel	MCH	126.1/126.2	20
Two Rs	1995	Agri Expo 95	Cupronickel	MC	127.1 to 127.3	100
Two Rs	1995	World Tamil Congress	Cupronickel	M	128.1	50
Two Rs	1996	Sardar Vallabhai Patel	Cupronickel	MCHN	129.1 to 129.5	30
Two Rs	1996	Subhas Chandra Bose - Withdrawn	Cupronickel	C		3500
Two Rs	1997	Subhas Chandra Bose	Cupronickel	MCHN	130.1/130.2	30
Two Rs	1998	Sri Aurobindo	Cupronickel	MCN	131.1	30
Two Rs	1998	Deshbandhu Chittaranjan Das	Cupronickel	CHN	296.1 to 296.5	25
Two Rs	1999	Chatrapati Shivaji	Cupronickel	MCHN	290	30
Two Rs	2000	Supreme Court	Cupronickel	MCN	291	30
Two Rs	2001	Dr Shyam Prasad Mukherjee	Cupronickel	CHN	303	30
Two Rs	2002	Saint Tukaram	Cupronickel	MCHN	305	30
Two Rs	2003	150 Glorious years of Railways	Cupronickel	MCHN	307	30
Two Rs	2007	75 Yrs of Indian Air Forces	Stainless Steel	C	350	250
Two Rs	2009	Louis Braille	Stainless Steel	MCH	368	10
Two Rs	2010	RBI Platinum Jubilee	Stainless Steel	C	386	10
Two Rs	2011	XIX Common Wealth Games	Stainless Steel	CHN	401	10
Two Rs
Five Rs	1984	Indira Gandhi	Cupronickel	MH	150	40
Five Rs	1989	Jawaharlal Nehru	Cupronickel	MH	151	40
Five Rs	1994	ILO World of Work	Cupronickel	MHN	155.1	25
Five Rs	1995	50 Years of United Nations	Cupronickel	MN	156.1	25
Five Rs	1995	Food and Agriculture Organisation	Cupronickel	MHN	157	25
Five Rs	1995	World Tamil Congress	Cupronickel	MN	158	25
Five Rs	1996	Mothers Health is Childs Health	Cupronickel	MHN	159	25
Five Rs	1996	Crop Science Conference	Cupronickel	C	160	7500
Five Rs	2001	Bhawagan Mahavier	Cupronickel	MN	304	25
Five Rs	2002	Dadabhai Naoroji	Cupronickel	MCH	308	20
Five Rs	2004	K Kamaraj	Cupronickel	MH	317.1	50
Five Rs	2004	Lal Bhadur Shastri	Cupronickel	C	336	125
Five Rs	2004	Lal Bhadur Shastri	Stainless Steel	CH		50
Five Rs	2005	75 years of Dandi March	Cupronickel	M	325	1500
Five Rs	2005	75 years of Dandi March	Stainless Steel	M	361	15
Five Rs	2006	Jagat Guru Shree Narayan Gurudev	Cupronickel	M	355	100
Five Rs	2006	Jagat Guru Shree Narayan Gurudev	Stainless Steel	M	355a	25
Five Rs	2006	Mahatma Basaweshwar	Cupronickel	M [1]	324	15
Five Rs	2006	Mahatma Basaweshwar	Stainless Steel	M	324a	25
Five Rs	2006	State Bank of India	Stainless Steel	CH	357	50
Five Rs	2006	50 Years of ONGC	Stainless Steel	CH	354	50
Five Rs	2007	Bal Gangadhar Tilakji - Withdrawn	Cupronickel	M		1600
Five Rs	2007	Bal Gangadhar Tilak	Nickel-Brass	M	328	150
Five Rs	2007	Bal Gangadhar Tilak	Stainless Steel	M [1]	391	150
Five Rs	2007	150 Years of War of Independence	Stainless Steel	M	359	100
Five Rs	2008	Khadi and Village Industries	Stainless Steel	M [1]	360	125
Five Rs	2009	Saint Alphonsa Birth Centenary	Nickel-Brass	MCH	365	20
Five Rs	2009	Perarignar Anna Centenary	Nickel-Brass	MCH	367	20
Five Rs	2009	60 Years of The Commonwealth	Nickel-Brass	MCH	376	20
Five Rs	2010	Rajendra Prasad	Nickel-Brass	MCHN	392	20
Five Rs	2010	Rabindranath Tagore	Nickel-Brass	MCHN	393	20
Five Rs	2010	Mother Teressa	Nickel-Brass	MCHN	381	20
Five Rs	2010	RBI Platinum Jubilee	Nickel-Brass	M	387	10
Five Rs	2010	C Subramaniam Birth Centenary	Nickel-Brass	CHN	377	20
Five Rs	2010	Tanjavur Temple	Nickel-Brass	MCHN	378	20
Five Rs	2010	XIX Common Wealth Games	Nickel-Brass	MCHN	391	10
Five Rs	2011	Income Tax	Nickel-Brass	MCHN	379	10
Five Rs	2011	100 Years of Civil Avaition	Nickel-Brass	MCHN	397	10
Five Rs	2011	100 Years of ICMR	Nickel-Brass	MCHN	396	10
Five Rs	2011	150 Years of CAG	Nickel-Brass	MCH		10
Five Rs	2012	Shaheed Bhagat Singh	Stainless Steel	H		10
Five Rs	2012	60 years of Parliament	Nickel-Brass	MCHN	404	10
Five Rs	2012	150 Years of Kuka Movement	Nickel-Brass	MCH	409	10
Five Rs	2012	150 th Birth Anniversary of Madan Mohan Malaviya	Nickel-Brass	MH [1]	405	10
Five Rs	2012	Silver Jubilee of Shri Mata Vaishno Devi	Nickel-Brass	MH		10
Five Rs	2012	150th Birth Anniversary of Motilal Nehru	Nickel-Brass	MH		NA
Five Rs	2012	60 Years of Kolkata Mint	Nickel-Brass	MC		NA
Five Rs	2012	150th Birth Anniversary of Swami Vivekananda	Nickel-Brass	MH		NA
Five Rs
Ten Rs	1969	Mahatma Gandhi Centenary	Silver 80% Nickel 20%	MC	185	1700
Ten Rs	1970	Food For All	Silver 80% Nickel 20%	MC	186	3500
Ten Rs	1972	Independence Jubilee	Quaternary Alloy	MC	187.1	1700
Ten Rs	2009	Homi Baba Birth Centenary	Bi Metallic	MN	372	25
Ten Rs	2010	RBI Platinum Jubilee	Bi Metallic	N	388	20
Ten Rs	2012	60 years of Parliament	Bi Metallic	MCHN	407	20
Ten Rs	2012	Silver Jubilee of Shri Mata Vaishno Devi	Bi Metallic	MHN		20