Bombay Presidency Silver Rupee

 

In the name of Shah Alam II

 

Year:  AH 1215\46 RY (1800)

Mint: Surat
Metal: Silver
Weight: 11.62 gms
Diameter: 27.6mm
Shape: Round

 

KM#221

Germany Federal Republic 1 Mark, 1969

 

 

Year: 1969
Mint: Hamburg
Metal: Copper-Nickel
Weight: 5.50 gms
Diameter: 23.5mm
Shape: Round

 

KM#110

Australia 10 Cents, 1999

 

 

Year: 1999
Metal: Copper-nickel
Weight: 5.68 gms
Diameter: 23.5mm
Shape: Round

 

KM#402

Brunei 50 sen, 2010

 

 

Year: 2010

Metal: Copper-nickel
Weight: 9.30 gms
Diameter: 27.75mm
Shape: Round

One Rupee, 1969 Centennial - Birth of Mahatma Gandhi

 

 

Year: 1969

Mint: Bombay
Metal: Nickel
Weight: 10.00 gms
Diameter: 28mm
Shape: Round

 

KM#77

Malaya one cent, 1941 Uniface note

 

 

 

USA One Dime (Roosevelt Dime), 1981

 

 

Year: 1981
Mint: Denver
Metal: Copper-Nickel Clad Copper,
Weight: 2.26 gms
Diameter: 17.91mm
Shape: Round

 

KM#195a

 

Singapore 10 Cent, 2007 (ribbon downwards)

 

 

Year: 1994
Metal: Copper-nickel
Weight: 2.60 gms
Diameter: 18.5mm
Shape: Round

 

KM#98

Singapore 1 Cent, 1994

 

 

Year: 1994
Metal: Copper Plated Zinc
Weight: 1.24 gms
Diameter: 15.9mm
Shape: Round

 

KM#98

Great Britain 5 Pence, 1992

 

 

Year: 1992
Metal: Copper-Nickel
Weight: 3.25 gms
Diameter: 18.0mm
Shape: Round

 

KM#937b

Bahrain 25 Fils, 1992

 

 

Year: 1992
Metal: Brass
Weight: 2.50 gms
Diameter: 19.0mm
Shape: Round

 

KM#16

Bahrain 25 Fils, 1992

 

 

Year: 1992
Metal: Copper-Nickel
Weight: 3.50 gms
Diameter: 20.0mm
Shape: Round

 

KM#24

Kazakhstan 5 Tenge, 2000

 

 

Year: 2000
Metal: Brass
Weight: 2.20 gms
Diameter: 17.3mm
Shape: Round

 

KM#24

Malaysia 5 Sen 2012

 

 

Year: 2012
Metal: Stainless Steel
Weight: 1.72 gms
Diameter: 17.78mm
Shape: Round

 

KM#201

Brunei 20 sen, 1976

 

With the letter "I"

 

Year: 1976
Metal: Copper-Nickel
Weight: 5.65 gms
Diameter: 23.5mm
Shape: Round

 

KM#12

 

 

Hyderabad State, Mir Usman Ali Khan, 8 Anna (Half Rupee)

 

 

Year: AH 1366 (1946)
Mint: Haidarabad (Farkhanda Bunyad)
Metal: Nickel
Weight: 5.50 gms
Diameter: 23.8mm
Shape: Round

 

KM#66

Half Pice, East India Company 1853

 

 

Year: 1853
Mint: Calcutta
Metal: Copper
Weight: 3.23 gms
Diameter: 21.0mm
Shape: Round

 

KM#464

One Rupee, 1985

 

 

Year: 1985
Mint: Heaton Press mint, UK
Metal: Copper-Nickel
Weight: 6.00 gms
Diameter: 26.0mm
Shape: Round

 

KM#79.1

Hyderabad State Mir Usman Ali Khan silver rupee

 

 

Year:  AH 1331 (1912)
Mint: Farkhanda Bunayd (Haidarabad)
Metal: Silver (.818)
Weight: 11.78 gms
Diameter: 30.0mm
Shape: Round

 

KM#53a

Bombay Presidency Monetary System

Rupee = 64 Pice (Paisa) = 192 Pie = 256 Reas.
Mohur (Ashrafi) = 15 Rupees
Anglina Rupee = 48 Copperoons = 528 Tinnys (Bujruk)

Madras Presidency Monetary System

1 Dudu = 10 Cash
8 Dudu = 1 Fanam
36 Fanam = 1 Pagoda (1688-1802)
42 Fanam = 1 Pagoda (1802-1817)
45 Fanam = 1 Pagoda (1817-1835)
3-1/2 Rupees = 1 Pagoda 

4 Pies, 1825 Madras Presidency

Year: 1825
Mint: London
Metal: Copper
Weight: 8.55 gms
Diameter: 27.0mm
Shape: Round

KM#431

British India Monetary system

3 Pies = 1 Pice (Paisa)
4 Pice = 1 Anna
16 Annas = 1 Rupee
15 Rupees = 1 Mohur
 

1/4 Rupee 1919

 

 

Year: 1919
Mint: Calcutta
Metal: Silver (.917)
Weight: 2.92 gms
Diameter: 19mm
Shape: Round

 

KM#518

Denmark 1973, 5 Ore

 

 

 

Year: 1973
Mint: Copenhagen
Metal: Copper Clad Iron
Weight: 1.6gms
Diameter: 15.5mm
Shape: Round

KM#859.1

1 Pfennig- Germany Federal Republic

 

 

 

Year: 1989

Mint: Munich
Metal: Copper
Weight: 2.00 gms
Diameter: 16.5mm
Shape: Round

 

KM#A101

Half Anna, 1862

 

A Bust Type 1 reverse

 

Year: 1835

Mint: Calcutta
Metal: Copper
Weight: 12.7 gms
Diameter: 31.3mm
Shape: Round

KM#468

Half anna, 1835 East India company

 

 

Year: 1835
Mint: Madras
Metal: Copper
Weight: 12.52 gms
Diameter: 30.8mm
Shape: Round

 

KM#447.1

Half anna, 1835 East India Company

 

 

Year: 1835
Mint: Bombay
Metal: Copper
Weight: 12.52 gms
Diameter: 29.7mm
Shape: Round

 

KM#447.1

2 Anna, 1935

 

 

Year: 1935
Mint: Bombay
Metal: Copper-Nickel
Weight: 5.62 gms
Diameter: 21.32mm
Shape: 4 sided (diamond)

 

KM#516

1 Pice, Round crown

 

 

 

Year: 1943
Mint: Bombay
Metal: Bronze
Weight: 2.00 gms
Diameter: 21.32mm
Shape: Round with a hole

 

KM#532

1 Pice, High crown

 

 

 

Year: 1944
Mint: Pretoria
Metal: Bronze
Weight: 2.00 gms
Diameter: 21.32mm
Shape Round with a hole

 

KM#533

1 Pice, Flat crown

 

 

Year : 1945

Mint : Bombay
Metal : Bronze
Weight : 2.00 gms
Diameter : 21.32mm
Shape Round with a hole

 

KM#533

Foreign Mint marks of Republic India coins

 

Seoul Mint, South Korea: uses 5 pointed star mint mark placed below the first numeral of the date.

 

Taegu Mint, Korea: coins have the 5 pointed star Mint mark placed below the last numeral of the date.

 

British Royal Mint, Llantrisant UK: diamond shaped mark, placed below first numeral of the date.

 

 

Heaton Press mint, UK: uses the alphabet 'H' and is placed below the last numeral of the date.

 

Royal Canadian(Winnipeg) Mint: have the alphabet 'C' placed below midpoint of the date. Some catalogue mention these coins to be minted in Ottawa Mint, but in fact they were minted in Winnipeg Mint.

 

Oeschger Masdach & CO, Mexico City Mint: will have alphabet 'M' with a small 'o' placed above it.

 

Kremnica Mint, Slovakia: will have the alphabets 'MK' written within a circle just below the midpoint of date

 

Moscow Mint stuck coins will have the alphabet set 'MMD' in a cursive style below the date

 

Pretoria Mint, South Africa: coins will have the alphabet 'M' within a semi-oval just below midpoint of the date.

 

British Royal Mint, Tower Mint, UK: the alphabet 'U' written in a peculiar font just below the midpoint of the date.

 

 

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Mint marks of Republic India coins

 

 

 

KOLKATA MINT:  struck coins will have no mint mark on them

 

 

MUMBAI MINT: struck proof coins were initially having mint mark 'B' placed below the midpoint of the date, but later on after Bombay was renamed as Mumbai, the mint mark was changed from 'B' to 'M'.

Only -Jawahar Lal Nehru Centenary - UNC sets have the Mint mark 'U' placed below the midpoint of the date which were minted during the year 1989.

The coins which were struck by Mumbai mint, for the purpose of general circulation, diamond (Rhombus) shaped mint mark was placed either below the midpoint of the date (as in case of most of the coins), or on the right side of the date (e.g. Rajeev Gandhi One Rupee).

 

 

 

HYDERABAD MINT:initially placed split diamond (as shown in below given image) as a mint mark just below the midpoint of the date, but later onward it started place dot within a diamond as its mint mark. From 1964 onward it is using the 5 pointed Star as a mint mark which will be placed just below the midpoint of the date in most of the coins (in Rajeev Gandhi One Rupee we can see mint mark being placed on the right side of the coin).

 

NOIDA MINT:  uses -round dot- shaped mint mark placed just below the midpoint of the date.

 

 

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Edges of a coin

 

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