In this page i have upload the following details:
1. Rare Coins
2. Bank Notes
3. Fake Coins
4. Fake Bank Notes
Below is Fake Coins
1982 - One Rupee (Small Coin - Nickel)
1992 - Two Rupees Coin Land Vital Resource
1996 - Five Rupees Coin International Crop Science Congress
There is very interesting coin. It’s a Five Rupees coin issued in 1996 to commemorate '2nd International Crop Science Conference'. The conference was postponed all of a sudden and hence a very limited mintage of 11,000 were issued.
2004 - Two Rupees (National Integration)
East India Fake Notes : for more details --> http://shubhobose.blogspot.com/2011/09/fake-notes.html
East India Fake Notes --> More details --> http://shubhobose.blogspot.com/2011/09/fake-notes.html
Sailana State
Indo - China Bank Notes
1. Rare Coins
2. Bank Notes
3. Fake Coins
4. Fake Bank Notes
Rare Coins - A Summary
I think the below Coins of the British India & Independent India Coins are Very Rare:
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In 1968, the Government of India introduced the Twenty Paise coins made of Brass Metal. Some people believed that these coins contain Gold and hence it was melted to make ornaments and parts of weapons. These coins were issued until 1971.
From 1988, a smaller 10 Paise made of ferretic stainless steel was introduced. Some of these coins have an error. The word 'Bharat' written in Hindi language is wrongly written as 'Marat'.
The rarest coin issued by the Republic of India, is a Two Rupees coin issued in 1992 by the Calcutta (now Kolkata) Mint to commemorate 'Land Vital Resource'. The coin is minted in Copper Nickel Alloy. The mintage of this coin is assumed to be less than 500. However, one can find this coin listed in the commemorative issued by the Calcutta Mint in its official website. It was issued as part of awareness campaign for conservation and promotion of scientific management of land resources. The coin was released by the then Honorable Minister for Agriculture, Mr. Sharad Pawar on 18-11-1993 during the National Resources Conservation Week which falls from 15th November to 21st of November. The Two Anna coin issued in the year 1955 are also one of the rare coins of the India Republic.
Rare Coins of Republic India:
1955 2 Anna Bombay Mint
1997 20 Paise Hyderabad Mint
1984 25 Paise Hyderabad Mint
1982 25 Paise Asian Games Hyderabad Mint
1978 50 Paise Bombay Mint
2004 1 Rupee (Cross Symbol)
1970 1 Rupee Bombay Mint
1986 1 Rupee Hyderabad Mint
1996 2 Rupees Subhash Chandra Bose Error Coin
1998 2 Rupee Chitaranjan Das Hyderabad Mint
1993 2 Rupee Land Vital Resource 2 Rupees
1996 5 Rupee 2nd INTERNATIONAL CROP SCIENCE CONGRESS
2005 5 Rupee 75 years of Dandi march Cu- Nickel version
2007 5 Rupee Lokamnya Bal Gangadhar Tilak coin released with "Tilakji" instead of "Tilak"
2007 5 Rupee (Cross Symbol) Kolkatta Mint
Scare Coins of Republic India:
http://cointypes.info/india
http://www.jfcampbell.us/india/index.htm
http://britishcoins.indian-coins.com
In 1968, the Government of India introduced the Twenty Paise coins made of Brass Metal. Some people believed that these coins contain Gold and hence it was melted to make ornaments and parts of weapons. These coins were issued until 1971.
From 1988, a smaller 10 Paise made of ferretic stainless steel was introduced. Some of these coins have an error. The word 'Bharat' written in Hindi language is wrongly written as 'Marat'.
The rarest coin issued by the Republic of India, is a Two Rupees coin issued in 1992 by the Calcutta (now Kolkata) Mint to commemorate 'Land Vital Resource'. The coin is minted in Copper Nickel Alloy. The mintage of this coin is assumed to be less than 500. However, one can find this coin listed in the commemorative issued by the Calcutta Mint in its official website. It was issued as part of awareness campaign for conservation and promotion of scientific management of land resources. The coin was released by the then Honorable Minister for Agriculture, Mr. Sharad Pawar on 18-11-1993 during the National Resources Conservation Week which falls from 15th November to 21st of November. The Two Anna coin issued in the year 1955 are also one of the rare coins of the India Republic.
Rare & Scare Coins of Republic India
The following list is the Rare and Scare coins of Republic India since Republic, I am including extremely Rare and Scare coins in my List.
Rare Coins of Republic India:
1955 2 Anna Bombay Mint
1997 20 Paise Hyderabad Mint
1984 25 Paise Hyderabad Mint
1982 25 Paise Asian Games Hyderabad Mint
1978 50 Paise Bombay Mint
2004 1 Rupee (Cross Symbol)
1970 1 Rupee Bombay Mint
1986 1 Rupee Hyderabad Mint
1996 2 Rupees Subhash Chandra Bose Error Coin
1998 2 Rupee Chitaranjan Das Hyderabad Mint
1993 2 Rupee Land Vital Resource 2 Rupees
1996 5 Rupee 2nd INTERNATIONAL CROP SCIENCE CONGRESS
2005 5 Rupee 75 years of Dandi march Cu- Nickel version
2007 5 Rupee Lokamnya Bal Gangadhar Tilak coin released with "Tilakji" instead of "Tilak"
2007 5 Rupee (Cross Symbol) Kolkatta Mint
Scare Coins of Republic India:
1953 1 Pice Hyderabad Mint
1954 1 Pice Hyderabad Mint
1955 1 Pice Hyderabad Mint
1969 2 Paise Hyderabad Mint
1955 1/4 Rupee Bombay mint
1955 1/2 Rupee Bombay mint
1966 1 Paise Kolkatta Mint
1964 5 Paise Hyderabad Mint
1969 5 Paise Bombay Mint
1991 10 Paisa SMALL Aluminum Kolkatta Mint
1993 10 Paisa SMALL Aluminum Kolkatta Mint
1997 10 Paise small Stainless Steel All mints
1998 10 Paise small Stainless Steel All mints
1974 10 Paise Hyderabad Mint
1991 10 Paise Kolkatta Mint
1968 20 Paise Kolkatta Mint
1969 20 Paise Kolkatta Mint
1996 20 Paise Hyderabad Mint
1970 20 Paise Food For All Kolkatta Mint
1967 25 Paise Bombay Mint
1968 25 Paise Kolkatta Mint
1989 25 Paise Kolkatta Mint
1985 25 Paise Forestry for Development - Kolkatta Mint
1980 50 Paise Kolkatta Mint
1983 50 Paise Kolkatta Mint
1989 50 Paise Hyderabad Mint Cu-Nickel
1989 50 Paise Kolkatta Mint Cu-Nickel
1993 50 Paise Bombay Mint Stainless Steel
1982 50 Paise National Integration - Kolkatta Mint
1985 50 Paise Reserve Bank of India (Golden Jubilee) - Kolkatta Mint
1950 1 Rupee
1954 1 Rupee
2006 1 Rupee (Plus Symbol) Hyderabad Mint
2007 1 Rupee Mudra Hyderabad Mint
2003 1 Rupee J P Narayan Kolkatta Mint
2004 2 Rupee National Integration (Hyderabad and Kolkatta Mint)
2009 5 Rupee Noida Mint
2004 5 Rupee Hyderabad and Kolkatta Mint
2007 5 Rupee 150th Birth Anniversary of Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak - Mumbai Mint SSteel
1972 10 RUPEES SILVER COIN 25 YEARS INDEPENDENCE 1947-1972
1969 10 RUPEES 1869-1948 - MAHATMA GANDHI
2005 10 Rupee Noida Mint
2011 50 Paise Coin Stainless Steel Hyderabad Mint
As far as my knowledge above pattern coins are rare and not available easily
1954 1 Pice Hyderabad Mint
1955 1 Pice Hyderabad Mint
1969 2 Paise Hyderabad Mint
1955 1/4 Rupee Bombay mint
1955 1/2 Rupee Bombay mint
1966 1 Paise Kolkatta Mint
1964 5 Paise Hyderabad Mint
1969 5 Paise Bombay Mint
1991 10 Paisa SMALL Aluminum Kolkatta Mint
1993 10 Paisa SMALL Aluminum Kolkatta Mint
1997 10 Paise small Stainless Steel All mints
1998 10 Paise small Stainless Steel All mints
1974 10 Paise Hyderabad Mint
1991 10 Paise Kolkatta Mint
1968 20 Paise Kolkatta Mint
1969 20 Paise Kolkatta Mint
1996 20 Paise Hyderabad Mint
1970 20 Paise Food For All Kolkatta Mint
1967 25 Paise Bombay Mint
1968 25 Paise Kolkatta Mint
1989 25 Paise Kolkatta Mint
1985 25 Paise Forestry for Development - Kolkatta Mint
1980 50 Paise Kolkatta Mint
1983 50 Paise Kolkatta Mint
1989 50 Paise Hyderabad Mint Cu-Nickel
1989 50 Paise Kolkatta Mint Cu-Nickel
1993 50 Paise Bombay Mint Stainless Steel
1982 50 Paise National Integration - Kolkatta Mint
1985 50 Paise Reserve Bank of India (Golden Jubilee) - Kolkatta Mint
1950 1 Rupee
1954 1 Rupee
2006 1 Rupee (Plus Symbol) Hyderabad Mint
2007 1 Rupee Mudra Hyderabad Mint
2003 1 Rupee J P Narayan Kolkatta Mint
2004 2 Rupee National Integration (Hyderabad and Kolkatta Mint)
2009 5 Rupee Noida Mint
2004 5 Rupee Hyderabad and Kolkatta Mint
2007 5 Rupee 150th Birth Anniversary of Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak - Mumbai Mint SSteel
1972 10 RUPEES SILVER COIN 25 YEARS INDEPENDENCE 1947-1972
1969 10 RUPEES 1869-1948 - MAHATMA GANDHI
2005 10 Rupee Noida Mint
2011 50 Paise Coin Stainless Steel Hyderabad Mint
Rare Pattern Coins - 1947 to 1949 Dominion of India
Variety of Pattern coins was introduced during Dominion of India also known as India Union or Union of India.
It was time period that existed between 15 August 1947 and 26 January 1950. As per unofficial records 14 different types of pattern coins were minted during dominion of India. Metal composition of these pattern coins was of: Nickel, Brass, Bronze and Cu- Ni.
Here are list is of some of the pattern coins with images.
1. 1947(B) — 1/4 Rupee. Copper-Nickel.
2. 1947(B) — 1/2 Rupee. Copper-Nickel.
3. 1947(B) — Rupee. Copper-Nickel.
4. 1947(B) — Rupee. Nickel. Set
5. 1949 — Pice. Bronze.
6. 1949 — Anna. Copper-Nickel.
7. 1949 — 2 Annas. Copper-Nickel. Profile peacock left.
8. 1949 — 2 Annas. Copper-Nickel. Facing displayed peacock.
9. 1949 — 2 Annas. Brass. Proof
10.1949 — 1/4 Rupee. Nickel.
11.1949 — 1/2 Rupee. Nickel. Worker with finished background.
12.1949 — 1/2 Rupee. Nickel. Worker with plain background.
13.1949 — Rupee. Nickel. Standing figure.
14.1949 — Rupee. Nickel
As far as my knowledge above pattern coins are rare and not available easily
INDIA PRINCELY STATES INDORE SHAH ALAM II RUPEE |
Bikanir 1892 1 Rupee |
Bikanir 1895 1/4 Anna. A scarce coin! |
Bundi VS1964 (1907) 1 Rupee |
Bundi VS1982 (1925) 1 Rupee |
Dewas Senior Branch 1888 1/4 Anna |
Hyderabad AH1368 (1948) 4 Anna |
Hyderabad AH1368 (1948) 2 Pai |
India 1919 - 8 Anna (1/2 Rupee) |
Jhabua N.D. 1 Paisa |
Kutch VS1993 (1937) 5 Kori |
Madras Presidency AH1172 1 Rupee |
Ratlam VS1947 (1890) 1 Paisa. This coin is the 1940 emergency re-strike coin |
Sailana 1912 1/4 Anna |
Tellicherry 1805 1/5 Rupee |
Tonk AH1350 (1932) 1 Paisa. This is the large coin |
Travancore 1889 1/2 Rupee |
Travancore ME1114 (1938) 1 Chuckram |
Travancore ME1118 (1942) 1 Fanam |
Travancore N.D. 1 Velli Fanam |
Coins struck in 0.917 gold; weight: 3.887 grams. Obverse depicts Queen Victoria. |
Coins struck in 0.917 gold; weight: 7.774 grams. Obverse depicts Queen Victoria. |
Coins struck in 0.917 gold; weight: 7.9881 grams. Obverse depicts George V King. |
Coins struck in 0.917 gold; weight: 11.66 grams. Obverse depicts Queen Victoria. |
Obverse legend changed from "QUEEN" to "EMPRESS". Obverse depicts Empress Victoria. |
One Mohur East India Company - Obverse |
1948 - Two Annas - Reverse Peacock |
1948 - Two Annas - Reverse Peacock |
1949 - One Anna |
1949 - One Pice |
1955 - Two Anna |
1955 - Half Rupee |
1960 - One Rupee |
1970 - 1974 Big One Rupee coins (These are proof set coins) |
1970 - 1974 Big One Rupee coins (These are proof set coins) |
One Rupee Fake Coins - Observe |
One Rupee Fake Coins - Reverse |
1982 - One Rupee (Small Coin - Nickel)
1982 - One Rupee Small Rare Coin |
1982 - One Rupee Small Rare Coin |
1992 - Two Rupees Coin Land Vital Resource
1996 - Five Rupees Coin International Crop Science Congress
There is very interesting coin. It’s a Five Rupees coin issued in 1996 to commemorate '2nd International Crop Science Conference'. The conference was postponed all of a sudden and hence a very limited mintage of 11,000 were issued.
2004 - One Rupee (Cross Symbol) |
2004 - Two Rupees (National Integration)
2004 - 150 Years of Telecommunications
2006 - Five Rupees - Tilakji (I have One Coin)
2007 - Five Rupees (Cross Symbol)
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Rare Bank Notes (I have not - Reference Only)
2006 - Five Rupees - Tilakji (I have One Coin)
Nickel Coin |
Error Coin |
Steel Coin |
2007 - Five Rupees (Cross Symbol)
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Rare Bank Notes (I have not - Reference Only)
India - 1 Rupee - George V King - 1917 - Observe |
India - 1 Rupee - George V King - 1917 - Reverse |
French India - 1923 - Observe - 1 Rupee |
French India - 1923 - Reverse - 1 Rupee |
Portuguese India - 1 Rupia - 1924 - Observe |
Portuguese India - 1 Rupia - 1924 - Reverse |
British India One Rupee 1935 - J W Kelly Sign Observe |
British India One Rupee 1935 - J W Kelly Sign Reverse |
French India - 1938 - Observe - 1 Rupee |
French India - 1938 - Reverse - 1 Rupee |
India - 1 Rupee - (1945-46) Hyderabad - Observe |
India - 1 Rupee - (1945-46) Hyderabad - Reverse |
One Rupee K R K Menon - Observe |
One Rupee K R K Menon - Reverse |
One Rupee K G Ambegaonkar - Observe |
One Rupee K G Ambegaonkar - Reverse |
India - 1 Rupee - 1957 Persian Gulf Rupee - Observe |
India - 1 Rupee - 1957 Persian Gulf Rupee - Reverse |
Rs. 1 - Sign: S. BoothaLingam - Year 1964 - Observe |
Rs. 1 - Sign: S. BoothaLingam - Year 1964 - Reverse |
Rs. 1 - Sign: Montek Singh Aluwaliya - Year 1995 - Observe (I Think it is fake) |
Rs. 1 - Sign: Montek Singh Aluwaliya - Year 1995 - Reverse (I Think it is fake) |
Rupees Two-Sign J B Taylor-George VI King- Observe |
Rupees Two-Sign J B Taylor-George VI King- Reverse |
Rupees Two - Sign CD Deshmukh - Reverse |
Two Rupees 1949-1957 Rama Rao - Observe |
Two Rupees 1949-1957 Rama Rao - Reverse |
Two Rupee 1949 - H. V. R. Iyengar - Observe |
Two Rupee 1949 - H. V. R. Iyengar - Reverse |
Two Rupee 1962-1967 - P. C. Bhattacharya - Observe |
Two Rupee 1962-1967 - P. C. Bhattacharya - Reverse |
British India Five Rupees-1922 Observe |
British India Five Rupees-1922 Reverse |
British India Five Rupees-1937 Observe |
British India Five Rupees-1937 Reverse |
British India Five Rupees George VI King - CD Deshmukh Observe |
British India Five Rupees George VI King - CD Deshmukh Reverse |
Ten Rupees - 1862 - Observe |
Ten Rupees - 1901 - Observe |
Ten Rupees - 1902 - Observe |
Ten Rupees - 1905 - Observe |
Ten Rupees - 1910 - Observe |
Ten Rupees - 1912 - Observe |
Ten Rupees - 1919 - Observe |
10 Rupee - Bank Note - George V King - Observe |
10 Rupee - Bank Note - George V King - Observe |
Ten Rupees - George V King - J.B Taylor - Reverse |
Ten Rupees - George V King - Observe |
Ten Rupees - George V King - Reverse |
George VI King - 10 Rupees - Sign CD Deshmukh - Observe |
George VI King - 10 Rupees - Sign CD Deshmukh - Reverse |
George VI King - 10 Rupees - Sign J.B Taylor - Observe |
George VI King - 10 Rupees - Sign J.B Taylor - Reverse |
Indo - Pakistan - G VI King - 10 Rupees C.D.Desmukh - Observe |
Indo - Pakistan - G VI King - 10 Rupees C.D.Desmukh - Reverse |
Ten Rupee (1949) Rama Rao - Observe |
Ten Rupee (1949) Rama Rao - Reverse |
Ten Rupees (1949-1957) Rama Rao - Observe |
Ten Rupees (1949-1957) Rama Rao - Reverse |
Ten Rupees Peacock_ Note - C D Deshmukh - Reverse |
Fifteen Rupees - Bank of Madras - Observe |
Twenty Rupees - 1862 - Observe |
Twenty Rupees - 1901 - Observe |
Fifty Rupees - 1919 |
1930 50 Rupees Calcutta Currency Note - George V King - Observe |
1930 50 Rupees Calcutta Currency Note - George V King -Reverse |
1930 50 Rupees Madras Currency Note - George V King - Observe |
1930 50 Rupees Madras Currency Note - George V King - Reverse |
50 Rupees - G V King - J.B. Taylor |
Hundred Rupee 1864 - Calcutta - Observe |
Hundred Rupee 1904 - Calcutta - Observe |
Hundred Rupee 1905 - Calcutta - Observe |
Hundred Rupee 1920 - Madras - Observe |
George V King Rs. 100 Note J W Kelly - Observe |
George V King Rs. 100 Note J W Kelly - Reverse |
George VI King Rs. 100 Note J B Taylor - Observe |
George VI King Rs. 100 Note J B Taylor - Reverse |
George VI King Rs. 100 Note J B Taylor - Observe |
George VI King Rs. 100 Note J B Taylor - Reverse |
George VI King Rs. 100 Note C D Deshmukh - Observe |
George VI King Rs. 100 Note C D Deshmukh - Reverse |
East India Company 100 Rupees Snake Eagle Globe - Fake Note - Observe |
East India Company 100 Rupees Snake Eagle Globe - Fake Note - Reverse |
100 Rupees 1957-1962 Iyengar - Observe |
100 Rupees 1957-1962 Iyengar - Reverse |
100 Rupees Iyengar - Observe |
100 Rupees Iyengar - Boat - Reverse |
100 Rupee - Sign Rama Rao - Reverse Elephants |
100 Rupee - Sign P. C. Bhattacharya - Reverse Dam |
East India Company - Observe (FAKE NOTE) |
East India Company - Reverse (FAKE NOTE) |
1000 Rupees 1894 Allahabad - Observe |
1000 Rupees 1918 Bombay - Observe |
1000 Rupees - G VI King - J B Taylor - Observe |
1000 Rupees - G VI King - J B Taylor - Reverse |
Nethaji Subas Chandra Bose - Rs 1000 - Observe |
Rs. 1000 - Sign: K. R. Puri Reverse: Thanjavur Bragatheeswarar Temple |
Rs. 5000 - Gateway of India |
Rs. 10000 - Lion Capital, Ashoka Pillar |
Pre - Independent States Rare Bank Notes
Sailana State
India One Anna - Sailana Observe |
India One Anna - Sailana Reverse |
Hyderabad Bank Notes
Hyderabad Bank Note - Observe |
Hyderabad Bank Note - Reverse |
Hyderabad Bank Note - Observe |
Hyderabad Bank Note - Reverse |
Indo - China Bank Notes
One Rupee |
Five Rupees |
Ten Rupees |
Fifty Rupees |
Goa - Portuguese Bank Notes
Five Tangas Goa Observe |
Five Tangas Goa Reverse |
30 Portuguese Observe |
30 Portuguese Reverse |
Three Hundred Escudo Ultra Mar Observe |
Three Hundred Escudo Ultra Mar Reverse |