20 PAISA BRASS COIN OF 1971

BRASS COIN

1971

In 1968 a Twenty paisa brass coin was minted by india .In those days Aluminium series coins were in demand as this brass coin was very distinctive in those times.The coin possess a lotus on one side with the denomination and the year engraved on one side . The Twenty-paisa coins, have the picture of lotus  imprinted on it and so they are fixed at the doorway of buildings and prayer rooms in those days .They also possessed ornamental value as ankle chains and replica jewellery were made out of the coins. On the reverse side the National Embelem " The Ashoka Sthambha" is engraved without the slogan "Satyamev Jayte". The Twenty paisa brass coin was removed from distribution because it is melted down in large numbers because of its high metal value. So the value of these coins are very high provided original because many fake coins are in the market with the perfection image.

Why the one Rupees notes for 1964, 1982 and 1995 is so valuable/ unique?

1995

1964

A dealer in old coins and notes, purchased thirty 1-rupee notes - the first ones published by the government after Independence -- having the signature of the then finance secretary of India, K R K Menon. That time the trader paid Rs 1,350 for every note i.e 30*1350= 40500 INR. The first Finance Secretary was KRK Menon and the first Reserve Bank of India  Governor was CD Deshmukh. All bank notes of India bearing the signature of RBI’s Governor's signature apart from the 1 Rupee note which has the Finance secretary's signature. Few of the Rs 1 notes printed in 1964, bearing the initials of the finance secretary, Bhoothalingam, are at current available on ebay.com and OLX for Rs 20000 each. However, all old currency notes do not increase as rapidly in value. The readiness of the note in the market is the main factor. For an instance: The Rs 1 notes published in December 1964 and signatured by Bhoothalingam are very rare, but other notes signed by him in the successive months might be available in the market and may not fetch the same price. The Rupee note terminated to be in existence in 1995.That is why the demand of one rupee note of 1995 is very high.

5 Rupee Jawaharlal Nehru Coin 1989

5 Rupee Jawaharlal Nehru Coin 1989

5 Rupee Jawaharlal Nehru

The first 5 rupee coin was first minted in India in 1985 it has not been circulated as these coin was a commemorative coin issued on the death of Indira Gandhi. It was a Copper-Nickel coin  the volume of the coin was very big ,the thickness of the coin is 30mm.The normal coins in distribution were 21-25 mm because of that it is very rare. The coins made of the similar metal were issued in 1989 to commemorate the Centennial of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru's Birthday. The size was also same to the 1985 coin and it’s very rare. A genuine collector can purchase this coin and you can fetch a good amount of money too, provided the coin is original.

Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru was born on 14th November ,1889 and the year marked the 1st Centennial of Jawaharlal Nehru , a set of three coins of 1,5 and 100 rupee were issued with the portrait of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru in 1989. The similar coin was issued on the death of Indira Gandhi and on the Jawaharlal Nehru's birth.

1910 King Edward VII silver coin

1910 King Edward VII silver coin

King Edward vii coin

A one rupee silver coin of 1908 of King Edward VII series ,attractive feature of the coin is that, in maximum silver coins the engraving is in both English and Persian, evaluated to Victoria coins that showed only English. On one side "ONE RUPEE INDIA" is written along with the image of the crown and something in Persian and on the other side there is a image of the emperor king Edward VII without the crown cladding right and  the reason behind these for not wearing the crown is that though Queen Victoria died on 22nd January 1901, Edward's coronation was not done till 9 August 1902. The master dies were invented before the coronation, so it was not possible to display him wearing the crown. To correct this, a pattern rupee was destined in 1910. It has not been minted for public use as king Edward died in the same year.

HORSE Logo one paisa

 Horse Logo one paisa

1957 One Paisa

Coins of 1946,1957,1958 are very rare  and also attract the collector because of the uniqueness and scarceness, mostly 1957 one paisa was rare and its value did not cogitate by collector but it can fetch you a good amount of money provided a original coin. Unique/ original piece of coins letter never up to the external of coin its surface was smooth, letter are in series

Five paisa brass coin- 1962, 1963 and1964

 Five paisa brass coin- 1962, 1963 and1964 

5 paise brass 1964

Coins of 1962, 1963, and 1964 made or before coins are very rare but made of brass metal has a value.

(Condition) : All 5 paisa made of brass metal can entitled for buy & in coin, bottommost of  "ASHOK STHAMBHA" as prototype was written as (SATYA MEBA JAYATE IN HINDI). Collector needs its because it is rare old and antique and some of 5 paisa has the different power likes flame catching function, color blue utility, at this point its price was grow more than its normal coin. But keeping in mind because of its demand replica coins are much in market than the original coin. Unique/ original piece of coins letter never up to the external of coin its surface was smooth, letter are in series. A good collector or a genuine buyer can predict the exact coin value of five paisa. Because of its imitation makers, collector are not concerned now for plane coin but if you have functional coin than the value of the five paisa coin can fetch you in Lacks. Neither if you have a authentic coin than also its sell in low cost.

A plane authentic coin decreases its value but it is also a rare coin for the collector. A genuine collector can give you a reasonable amount because of its scarceness.

Victoria Queen One Mohur 1862

1862 One Mohur

Initial gold coinage with Queen Victoria's crowned kaput consisted of one mohur coins dated 1862. These coins were of the similar weight (11.66 grams = 1 Tola) and delicacy (0.9167) as the EIC issued mohurs. A number of categories (including proofs) are known with minor variations in the reverse and obverse beatification details. These coins, most likely minted between 1866 to 1869, were trade coinage and not renowned as legal tender.

In 1876, Victoria implicit the title of 'Empress of India' and, from 1877, the legend on the anterior of all coins was changed to 'Victoria Empress'. Gold mohurs with the fresh obverse legend were issued in the middle of 1877 and 1891. The mintage of these mohurs is comparatively low, making them considerably scarce. Minuscule values of the mohur (nominally valued at 15 silver rupees) were also struck in denominations of 10 and 5 rupees between 1870 and 1879. Except for a tiny number of 10 and 5 rupees dated 1870, most of the insignificant mohurs were proof issues. 

1862 One Mohur

1862 Queen Victoria Silver Coin

 1862 Queen Victoria Silver Coin 

Queen Victoria Silver Coin

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Queen Victoria Silver Coin