The image displays a collection of old Indian 10 and 20 paise coins. These coins were once a common part of everyday transactions in India.
Here's some information about these coins:
Denomination and Value:
The coins shown are 10 paise and 20 paise, which were denominations of the Indian Rupee, with 10 paise equaling 1/10 of a rupee.
Composition and Design:
These coins were made from various materials over time, including cupronickel, nickel-brass, aluminum, and stainless steel. They typically featured the State Emblem of India on the obverse and the face value and year on the reverse.
Demonetization:
While once widely circulated, these lower-denomination coins, including the 10 and 20 paise, were officially demonetized in 2011.
Collectibility:
Although no longer legal tender for general transactions, these old coins are now primarily of interest to collectors and hobbyists due to their historical significance.