Displays two Indian 10 paise coins. These coins are a former denomination of the Indian rupee, with 10 paise equaling 1/10 of a rupee.
Key features and information about the Indian 10 paise coin:
Circulation and Demonetization:
The last issue of the 10 paise coin, minted in stainless steel, was introduced in 1988 and the denomination was demonetized in 2011.
Composition and Design:
Over its history, the 10 paise coin was made from various materials including cupronickel, nickel-brass, aluminum, and stainless steel. The obverse typically features the State Emblem of India, while the reverse displays the face value and year of minting.
Commemorative Issues:
Some 10 paise coins were issued as circulating commemorative coins, like the "Planned Families: Food For All" issue from 1974.
Minting Locations:
Coins of the Indian rupee, including the 10 paise, were produced by four mints located in Kolkata, Mumbai, Hyderabad, and Noida.