Decrease confusion in Currency

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Rs 1, Rs 2, Rs 5 are very similar to each other and people are getting confused. I suggest that they change the shape of the coins as there were different shapes for the now extinct paisa coins.

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Currency Coins

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1 Decrease the confusion between Rs1, Rs2, Rs 5 coins

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	Kiran Kumar Kondru \| Added idea "Decrease the confusion between Rs1, Rs2, Rs 5 coins" \| 2 years ago
	When I try to take out change and pay it to a vendor, I take a long time to count the rupees as I have to keep flipping coins just to see whether they are Rs1 or Rs2. Sometimes, even Rs5 coins are also being confused with others. There were 5...

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Mint Marks on Indian Coins

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Ok, so here's something which most of the guys here will be totally unaware of. Following are the Mint Mark on the coins where the Coins are manufactured, this mark are have different means, some of the known marks are listed below A. Mumbai Mint Mark The Bombay Mint has a small diamond mint mark under Date of the Coin. small diamond below date B. Kolkata (Calcutta) Mint Mark The Calcutta Mint has No Mint Mark beneath the date of coin. No mint mark C. Hyderabad Mint Mark The Hyderabad Mint has five pointed STAR Under the date of coin. Also found as : Split diamond below date Dot in diamond Star below date D. Noida Mint Mark The Noida Mint has a small or thick dot under the date o...

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	Jagadeesh Sngem \| Commented \| 1 year ago
	I know only from where is producing but I don't know how to find them to look at a time from where these coins produced.now I got that information also.

	Rathin Deb \| Commented \| 1 year ago
	Thanks Manish for referral. Such things should not be public domain.

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