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Fake Currencies
Dheer
Fake currency are vogue for 2 reasons, one is to destabilize
the country by pumping in quite a few fakes. The other is
to make quick bucks from collectors by create fake and
fancy notes. The aim of this book is to create general
awareness amongst collectors with regards to fake
currencies and give a general guideline about various fakes.
This eBook contains close to 50+ Fake currencies
documented. A brief section on Private Packages that are
often mis-sold.
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Table of Contents
Forward ......................................................................................................................................................... 7
Fake Currencies – Introduction ..................................................................................................................... 8
One Rupee Fakes........................................................................................................................................... 9
1962 Rs 1 I J Patel...................................................................................................................................... 9
1964 Rs 1 S Bhoothalingam ...................................................................................................................... 9
1982 Rs 1 ................................................................................................................................................. 11
1995 Rs 1 ................................................................................................................................................. 11
1994 Rs 1 – 786 Re-Printed ..................................................................................................................... 12
CD Deshmukh Fakes .................................................................................................................................... 13
CD Deshmukh Rs 5 .................................................................................................................................. 13
Type 1: 5 Deer’s .................................................................................................................................. 13
Type 2: 7 Deer’s .................................................................................................................................. 13
Type 3: 5 Deer’s .................................................................................................................................. 13
CD Deshmukh Rs 10 Note ....................................................................................................................... 14
Type 1: Single Peacock ........................................................................................................................ 14
Type 2: 3 Peacocks .............................................................................................................................. 15
Two Boat Note .................................................................................................................................... 16
CD Deshmukh Rs 100 Note ..................................................................................................................... 16
Two and Five Rupees Fake .......................................................................................................................... 18
Rs 2 Fake Note – HV Iyengar ................................................................................................................... 18
Rs 2 Fake Note – Manmohan Singh ........................................................................................................ 18
Rs 5 Note – S Jagannathan – Five Deers ................................................................................................. 18
Five Rupees Tractor Note........................................................................................................................ 20
Five Rupees – RN Malothra – Different Tractor...................................................................................... 20
Rupees 10 Peacock and Boats..................................................................................................................... 22
Rs 10 Note – 3 Peacock and 1 Peacock 6 Varieties ................................................................................. 22
S Jagannathan ..................................................................................................................................... 23
K R Puri ................................................................................................................................................ 23
M Narasimhan..................................................................................................................................... 24
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RN Malothra – Rs 10 ........................................................................................................................... 24
Manmohan Singh ................................................................................................................................ 27
Rs 10 Notes – RN Malothra 2 Boats: ....................................................................................................... 28
Rs 10 RN Malothra – Single Peacock in Black and White Instead of Boat .............................................. 29
Rs 10 S Venkiteramanan – Single Peacock in Black and White Instead of Boat ..................................... 30
Single Peacock with open feathers ......................................................................................................... 30
Three Peacock with open feathers ......................................................................................................... 31
Five Peacock with open feathers ............................................................................................................ 32
IJ Patel – 2 Boats ..................................................................................................................................... 32
Twenty Rupees Fake ................................................................................................................................... 33
Rs 20 – Full Konark Big and Small ........................................................................................................... 33
Rs 20 RN Malothra – Full Konark Big................................................................................................... 33
Rs 20 – Bimal Jalan – Full Konark Big ...................................................................................................... 33
Rs 20 – RN Malothra – Small Full Chakra ................................................................................................ 34
Type 1:................................................................................................................................................. 34
Type 2:................................................................................................................................................. 35
Rs 20 – C Rangarajan – Small Full Chakra. .............................................................................................. 35
Rs 20 – Manmohan Singh – Small Full Chakra. ....................................................................................... 36
Rs 20 - S Jagannathan – Full Small Chakra .............................................................................................. 36
Other Fakes ................................................................................................................................................. 37
Other Printing Techniques ...................................................................................................................... 37
Rs 100 – HV Iyengar - Gulf Notes ............................................................................................................ 37
Rs 100 HV Iyengar Haj Notes .................................................................................................................. 38
Rs 1000 B Rama Rau – Temple – Kolkata Mint Issue .............................................................................. 39
Fake Rs 1000 – HV Iyengar – Temple ...................................................................................................... 40
Fake Rs 5000 – B Rama Rau .................................................................................................................... 40
Fake Rs 10000 – B Rama Rau .................................................................................................................. 41
Fake Additional Numbers in Water Mark ................................................................................................... 42
Rs 1 Signed by S Venkatirmanan ............................................................................................................. 42
Fake British India Notes .............................................................................................................................. 44
Rupees Two Annas Eight ......................................................................................................................... 44
Private UNC Sets ......................................................................................................................................... 45

1969 Mahatma Gandhi Birth Centenary, One Rupee Coins ................................................................... 47
1989 Nehru Birth Centenary Single Coin Set; One Rupee Coin .............................................................. 47
Rs 1 1999 Sant Dnyaneshwar-Single Coin Set ......................................................................................... 48
Rs 1 2003 Maharana Prataph UNC Set ................................................................................................... 48
Rs 2 Louise Braille UNC Set with Mumbai mint Coin: ............................................................................. 49
2005 - Rs 5 Dandhi March UNC Set with Mumbai mint Coin ................................................................. 49
2006 - Rs 5 Mahatma Basaveshwar Coin: ............................................................................................... 49
2007 - Rs 5 Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak UNC Set with Mumbai mint Coin: ...................................... 50
2008 - Rs 5 Shaheed Bhagat Singh UNC Set with Hyderabad mint Coin: ............................................... 51
2009 - Rs 5 Perarignar Anna Centenary UNC Set with Mumbai mint Coin:............................................ 52
2009 - Rs 5 Single Coin Set 60 Years of Commonwealth ........................................................................ 53
2010 - Rs 5 Rabindranath Tagore UNC Set with Mumbai mint Coin: ..................................................... 55
2010 - Rs 5 Rabindranath Tagore UNC Set with Mumbai mint Coin: ..................................................... 55
2010 - Rs 5 1000 Years Brihadeeswara Temple UNC Set with Noida mint Coin:.................................... 56
2010 - Rs 5 1000 Years Brihadeeswara Temple ...................................................................................... 56
2010 Rs 5 Coin Mother Teresa: ............................................................................................................... 57
2010 - Rs 5 Commonwealth Games UNC Set .......................................................................................... 58
Rs 10 Homi Bhabha Birth Centenary UNC Set with Mumbai mint Coin: ................................................ 58
2012 Rs 5 Vaishno Devi Coin ................................................................................................................... 59

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FORWARD
As child everyone has at some point in time collected coins. Few of us have grown this childhood hobby
and are into full time coin and currency collection.
When I started this hobby way back there was not

Disclaimer: This book attempts to
enough information freely available and one had to rely
catalogue the fake Republic India
more on experts and coin dealers to guide new comers currencies that are in the market. This
into the hobby. Today although lot of information is does not mean that all the existing fake
available on various Republic India Currencies, there are coins have been catalogued in this
still quite a few undesirable elements engaged into book. There could well be fake coins
wrong activities. that the author has not come across.
Hence it’s prudent for collectors to pay
The currency collecting is marred with fake notes that at head even while buying other notes
some times are very easy to identify and at other times and verify if these are indeed genuine.
are quite difficult to identify.
Almost quite a few people that I spoke to have at some point in time fallen victim to fake coins and have
bought worthless piece of metal at exorbitant price. It is with this intention I have tried to catalogue the
fake coins to help amateur coin collectors in identifying
such coins and staying away from them.
Note:
I would like to bring to the notice of
readers that printing / buying /
selling / holding of fake currencies
is illegal as per the Indian coinage
act.
Happy Reading!

FAKE CURRENCIES – INTRODUCTION
Like the fake coins, there are quite a few fake currency notes as well in circulation. There are quite a few
fakes that are put into circulation by Unfriendly countries with the intention to destabilize our economy.
These are difficult to detect as the design is same as that of the actual currencies. The typical giveaway
in such kind of fakes is the quality of paper and the color of the designs. This section does not list such
currencies, but rather lists the currencies that were printed with the primary intention of deceiving the
collectors.

ONE RUPEE FAKES
There are quite a few people who collect One Rupee for various reasons. One that is
fixed set, its relatively easy on pocket. One can expand into by going in for prefixes.
Plus the year at the back makes it an easy deification.
There are different kinds of fakes, some one Rupee notes are with different year when
the notes were not printed, for example with Year 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962. Any
such note is fake and one doesn’t need to think twice. Reserve bank of India stop
printing 1 rupee note after 1957 and then after again print in year 1963. Similarly there
are other gaps in year and the last note was in 1994, but one would fine notes of 1995,
1996 and 1997 as well.
1962 Rs 1 I J Patel
There was no currency note printed in the year 1962. So the forgers came up with the
brilliant idea of printing one. They used a genuine note by I J Patel signed in the years
1968 to 1972 and reprinted the date to make it look like 1962. Saw this around Jan
2016.
Fake
1964 Rs 1 S Bhoothalingam
Amongst the most expensive Rs 1 note. A bundle can cost a fortune. Saw this fake in
2015, where by a 1965 Bhoothalingam note is taken and the date reprinted to make it
look like 1964.

Fake
Fake-1964-Rs1-Bhoothalingam

1982 Rs 1
There are quite a few Rs 1 note where the date is changed to an year when the note
was not printed to make it scarce / rare. The Popular ones being 1982, 1995, 1996,
1997.
Fake
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1995 Rs 1
The last Rs 1 note was printed in the year 1994 after which this was discontinued.
However the 1995 Fake makes quite a few rounds in the market. The price it
commands is quite high than some of the other genuine currencies.

Fake
1994 Rs 1 – 786 Re-Printed

As easy give away the numbers 786 clearly show traces of the older number. However
the sequence of 22L can only have one number. There can’t be multiple notes in same
prefix / inset. So an easy give away. However one only buys a single coin and hence
difficult to spot such fakes. This one is slightly crude. However there are quite a few that
are so good that it takes quite a bit to identify them as fakes.
Fake

CD DESHMUKH FAKES
CD Deshmukh Rs 5
These are quite popular with collectors. At times these go for as much as Rs 3,000 to
Rs 4,000/-. CD Deshmukh was the RBI governor before Independence and continued
as the first governor of RBI after Independence. Before Independence he has signed
quite a few notes of denominations Rs 2, Rs 5, Rs 10 and Rs 100. After Independence
the first note was of Rs 10. This was the only note signed by CD Deshmukh post-
Independence.
Type 1: 5 Deer’s
Fake
Type 2: 7 Deer’s
Fake
Type 3: 5 Deer’s
The Rs 5 note was not issued during the tenor of CD Deshmukh. The design of PC
Bhattacharya was copied altered and bingo we have a note of CD Deshmukh

Fake
Rs 5 CD Deshmukh
CD Deshmukh Rs 10 Note
The Rs 10 note was the first currency note of republic India. As the original Rs 10 note
was and is still quite expensive. The original note has the reverse of “Sailing Dhow”,
there are quite a few of the replicas created to dupe the collectors.
Type 1: Single Peacock
Fake

Type 2: 3 Peacocks
Fake

Two Boat Note
A simple used note is take and a fake created by printing 2 boats on it.
Fake
CD Deshmukh Rs 100 Note

A Rs 100 denomination was never issued by CD Deshmukh. The only note signed by
CD Deshmukh was the Rs 10. The first Rs 100 note was by second governor, “Benegal
Rama Rau”. This fancy note goes with the description of Snake & Eagle. Another fancy
note goes with the description of Snake & Eagle. Notice that it says East India
Company. As to why CD Deshmukh would sign a note with East India Company when
the Reserve Bank of India was already established is hard to imagine. But the
unsuspecting collectors seldom have knowledge of things

Fake

TWO AND FIVE RUPEES FAKE
Rs 2 Fake Note – HV Iyengar

I could observe this note closely and a good fake. The paper quality and the printing
colors are easy give away. The note is not very rare or expensive and hence the motive
is not very clear.
Fake
Rs 2 Fake Note – Manmohan Singh

Another of printing technique, the RBI Logo have been reprinted on an Original Rs 2
Note signed by Manmohan Singh. The front side logo is reprinted on the back and the
back side reprinted on front.
Fake
Rs 5 Note – S Jagannathan – Five Deers

Seen in 2015, one of the deer is reprinted to make the original design of 4 deer look like
5 deer.

Fake
Fake-Rs5- S-Jagannathan-Five-Deer

Five Rupees Tractor Note
Reprinting of additional numeral 5. Again a simple printing technique at work.
Fake
Five Rupees – RN Malothra – Different Tractor

It just goes on to show what all creativity is possible with just a printer. The normal tractor replaced with
a different tractor.

Fake

RUPEES 10 PEACOCK AND BOATS
Rs 10 Note – 3 Peacock and 1 Peacock 6 Varieties1

The Original Peacock notes were issued beginning from around 1970 to around 1990
before the design was discontinued and the Shalimar Garden design was adopted. The
Original Peacock notes have 2 Peacocks at the back [along with other animals] and
were signed by S Jagannathan, K R Puri, M Narasimhan, I G Patel, Manmohan Singh
and RN Malothra.
The Trick: Unlike the CD Deshmukh notes, the forgers this time followed a simple trick.
They got hold of a genuine Note by these governors and reprinted a portion of the note.
This is easy to do with a good quality scanner, a color printer and an image editing
software. All one needs to do is scan the image of the note, edit such that one only
copies the peacock. Put the note back in the printer and print off the 3rd peacock. After
a few trial and errors, one would get an exact position. The colors themselves blend
with the background and are difficult to identify as re-printed.
Authentic Tag: Now if one looks for tell tale signs like design details, the Watermark,
the security thread, the feel of paper or other such feature’s they would all pass this test
with flying colors, because the note is genuine. There were quite a few stories going
about these notes as to they are actually errors or oddities and hence these are not
catalogued.
To add some twist to the tale, the forgers at times took slightly used notes for reprinting
so that it gives the note a more authentic look.
Some even challenged that show it to any banker and he would certify that these are
original Notes.
They even post pictures of the note clearly showing the watermark and other details
[see images below for one such instance]. Even when one is buying face to face, and
see’s the note he is convinced that it’s a original note.
The Obvious: If you see enough samples of these notes, you would notice that the third
peacock is not exactly at the same position; there is a difference at times in few
millimeters. This is because individual notes are taken and printed, often leading to
alignment mismatch.
1
These notes had really got me baffled specially some that I saw had watermark and all the other features and I
could not make out sense of it. I was shocked and carried away beyond my senses to see something like this. My
entire focus was on the security features of the note rather than the 3 peacocks design, and even here the color
and shapes looked inline with other. It took me nearly 3 months to figure out all options before realizing this
simple trick. The One Peacock note really helped me nail it out.

S Jagannathan
Here the peacock from left upper hand is taken, scanned, cut and then reprinted on the
bottom space to show it as a third peacock.
K R Puri
Here the Second peacock [upper right hand] is taken, scanned, cut and then reprinted
on the bottom portion to give an impression of third peacock.

M Narasimhan
Similar to the KR Puri Note, the upper left hand peacock is used to create the third one.
RN Malothra – Rs 10
One Peacock:
One peacock is created by copying the tree feature from the bottom, notice closely the
tree trunk; were the peacock should be present and you would see the additional tree
portion. This is more easily identifiable.

Three peacock: Type A
This is similar to the S Jagannathan note were the peacock in the upper left side is used
to create the 3rd peacock.

Fake
Another image shows placement difference by few millimeters.
Fake
Three peacock: Type B

This is similar to the KR Pure note were the peacock in the upper left side is used to
create the 3rd peacock. Notice in this the placement is more overlapping with the upper
peacock, not sure it this is by error or on purpose.

Fake
Manmohan Singh
This is similar to the KR Pure note were the peacock in the upper left side is used to
create the 3rd peacock.

Fake
Rs 10 Notes – RN Malothra 2 Boats:

The creativity using a normal Black and White Printer. Take an Original one Boat note,
use photo shop to edit and create an copy of the Boat. Use a normal printer to re-print
the Original note with two boats. Presto you now have created a rare note.
Fake

Rs 10 RN Malothra – Single Peacock in Black and White Instead of Boat
The peacock from a different design photo shopped and printed in black and white instead of the Sailing
Dhow / Boat.
Fake

Rs 10 S Venkiteramanan – Single Peacock in Black and White Instead of
Boat
Fake
Single Peacock with open feathers

Fantasy issues with Single peacock replacing the sailing dhow, the entire design seems to be printed on a
normal paper.

Three Peacock with open feathers
Another variation of the design, 3 peacocks with feathers open.
Fake

Five Peacock with open feathers
And a 5 peacock variation as well.
Fake
IJ Patel – 2 Boats
Another Rs 10 genuine note taken and 2 boats printed on back.
Fake

TWENTY RUPEES FAKE
Rs 20 – Full Konark Big and Small

The Original Rs 20 design has the Konark wheel of Sun Temple in Odisha. The design is such that the
partial position at the bottom is not printed.
In order to take advantage of this, there are multiple different print jobs on genuine notes to give an
impression of Full Konark, big and small. Again the technique is very simple use a printer and get the job
done.
Rs 20 RN Malothra – Full Konark Big
Fake
Rs 20 – Bimal Jalan – Full Konark Big

Saw this one in 2015, advertised as full Konark Wheel. The standard design of Rs 20
Konark Wheel is the bottom portion is truncated by the design strip. However this fake
has the full wheel reconstructed.

Fake
Fake-Rs20-BimalJalan-Full-Konark
Rs 20 – RN Malothra – Small Full Chakra

Type 1:
The small Konark wheel version of the note.
Fake

Type 2:
Another variety in small Full Chakra
Rs 20 – C Rangarajan – Small Full Chakra.

This is a better done, the Konark wheel is shrunk in size and reprinted.
Fake
Fake

Rs 20 – Manmohan Singh – Small Full Chakra.
Fake
Rs 20 - S Jagannathan – Full Small Chakra

Although the Konark Wheel design was introduced during Jagannathan tenor as RBI, it was plain inset. In
this it looks like a note from different governor with B inset was taken and reprinted.

OTHER FAKES
Other Printing Techniques

A simple paper and a black and white printer with some creativity and lots of naive
collectors and then we have notes of Rs 5000, Rs 10000 and Rs 1000 easily available.
And to lend authenticity to them, stamp some numbers etc on the back and or scribble
something in the watermark window and presto you have a rare fake note ready for
naive collectors.
Rs 100 – HV Iyengar - Gulf Notes

Simple Printed on plain paper. Very easy to identify.

Rs 100 HV Iyengar Haj Notes
Simple Printed on plain paper. Very easy to identify.

Rs 1000 B Rama Rau – Temple – Kolkata Mint Issue
Saw this around Jan 2015. Again a simple printing on good quality paper and presto we
have a fake of a very expensive note. To add to authenticity, there are some rubber
stampings on the back.

Fake Rs 1000 – HV Iyengar – Temple
Similar to the B Rama Rau, you also have one from HV Iyengar.
Fake Rs 5000 – B Rama Rau

Fake Rs 10000 – B Rama Rau

FAKE ADDITIONAL NUMBERS IN WATER MARK
A new type of Error notes being circulated in the market. There are genuine Number
errors where the number on the note does not get printed at its correct location,
however in this the correct numbers notes are taken, additional number is printed to
make it look like error with double numbers.
Rs 1 Signed by S Venkatirmanan

FAKE BRITISH INDIA NOTES
Rupees Two Annas Eight

One of the most sought after note of British India is the Rupees Two Annas Eight note.
It’s an odd denomination but was quite common. The Original note is quite rare and
expensive. This makes this note very popular with the collectors. However taking
advantage of this, there are quite a few fakes of this note. Some are quite good and that
even experts need a close look to determine it as fake.
Fake
Fake

PRIVATE UNC SETS
Should these be called FAKE or Real

With the recent interest in proof & UNC Sets gaining quite a bit of interest from
collectors, even the mint has en-cashed upon this and has come out with low value
single coins sets. The Rs 5 Proof coins set of Mahatma Basaweshwar followed by Rs 5
UNC Mint cards of Saint Alphanso, the Rs 10 UNC Set and a Mint card of Gur-Ta-
Gaddi, Rs 2 UNC and Proof Set of Louise Braille, Rs 5 Tagore proof Set.
The sets itself were priced between Rs 130 to Rs 300 by the mint. Not to loose an
opportunity there is a spurt of activity by private players in coming out with similar
packages and prices in the similar range or more.
A quick visit on eBay I was surprised to see quite a few Single Coin sets that were not
from mint. The packaging is quite similar to the one issued from the mint in terms of
quality or concept. The coin is also of good quality, at-least the ones I mistakenly
bought.
Often these are mis-sold as Collectors Pack without giving out the right information for
people to judge.
From an investment point does it really make sense to buy private sets, only time would
tell? There aren’t many countries where such a item has caught on collectors fancy.
Plus one should note that there is no rarity factor, these can be minted as and when
required and the printing itself is not very difficult. The cost is also very nominal.
A quick survey revealed that around 30 – 40 % people bought this Set with full
knowledge for the design and were paying lower end of the price of around Rs 125 to
200. They liked the packaging and a good way to keep the coins. The have almost a
complete collection of such sets.

Quite a few did not know and bought it by mistake and have no intention of buying other
such sets. Infact some of them have bought these sets for exorbitant prices like Rs
1500 and Rs 2000.
I also came across an interesting story. These sets were all packaged by Kolkata mint
and distributed to the dignitaries present during the coin release ceremony. It’s quite
surprising that collectors tend to believe such stores even after presenting facts that the
sets have not been catalogued in Dilip Raghor’s Book “Standard Guide to proof Set of
India”. Further why would a Dandi March coin that was only minted by Mumbai Mint be
packaged by Kolkata mint? But nothing seems to shift some collector’s belief that what
they have got is a steal deal.
Whether one should buy these of stay away is an individual’s choice. Quite often these
are being sold at astronomical prices by some dealers without actually informing buyers
that these are private packages and not mint issued.
Some of the sets doing the rounds are;
Some of the popular Private Packaged UNC Sets are;
Rs 1 and Rs 2:
 1969 Mahatma Gandhi Birth Centenary, One Rupee Coins

 1989 Nehru Birth Centenary Single Coin Set; One Rupee Coin
 1999 Sant Dnyaneshwar-Single Coin Set
 2003 Maharana Prataph UNC Set
 Rs 2 Louise Braille UNC Set with Mumbai mint Coin
Rs 5 & Rs 10
 2005 - Dandi March UNC Set with Mumbai mint Coin

 2006 - Mahatma Basaweshwar UNC Coin
 2007 - Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak UNC Set with Mumbai mint Coin
 2009 - Perarignar Anna Centenary UNC Set with Mumbai mint Coin
 2009 - 60 Years of Commonwealth
 2010 - Rabindranath Tagore UNC Set with Mumbai mint Coin
 2010 - Rabindranath Tagore UNC Set with Mumbai mint Coin
 2010 - 1000 Years Brihadeeswara Temple UNC Set with Noida mint Coin
 2010 – Mother Teresa
 2010 - Commonwealth Games UNC Set
 2012 – Vaishno Devi UNC Set
 Rs 10 Homi Bhabha Birth Centenary UNC Set with Mumbai mint Coin

1969 Mahatma Gandhi Birth Centenary, One Rupee Coins
First Seen around late 2012 / early 2013
1989 Nehru Birth Centenary Single Coin Set; One Rupee Coin
The Hyderabad mint issued quite a few Single Coin sets in the year 2012, taking
advantage of this, there were new Private Single Coin sets of Nehru and Gandhi
issued .... first observed in November 2012

Rs 1 1999 Sant Dnyaneshwar-Single Coin Set
First Observed in Mid 2011
Rs 1 2003 Maharana Prataph UNC Set


Rs 2 Louise Braille UNC Set with Mumbai mint Coin:
2005 - Rs 5 Dandhi March UNC Set with Mumbai mint Coin

2006 - Rs 5 Mahatma Basaveshwar Coin:

First Observed in Aug 2013.

I think this got packaged later as initially the Cu-Ni coin was itself being sold for Rs
200 to Rs 250, after the prices crashed to Rs 10 to Rs 15 in early 2013, they came out
with this package to make some more money.
2007 - Rs 5 Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak UNC Set with Mumbai mint
Coin:

2008 - Rs 5 Shaheed Bhagat Singh UNC Set with Hyderabad mint Coin:
The Bhagat Singh coin although released in 2008 and available in Proof and UNC Set was not put into
circulation till 2011. Although Single coin sets were released by Hyderabad mint for a reasonable price
and extremely good quality coin, this one still gains currency with an ordinary coin.

2009 - Rs 5 Perarignar Anna Centenary UNC Set with Mumbai mint Coin:

Images Contributed by Ramanathan PS
2009 - Rs 5 Single Coin Set 60 Years of Commonwealth

First Observed in Late 2012 / early 2013

2010 - Rs 5 Rabindranath Tagore UNC Set with Mumbai mint Coin:
2010 - Rs 5 Rabindranath Tagore UNC Set with Mumbai mint Coin:


2010 - Rs 5 1000 Years Brihadeeswara Temple UNC Set with Noida mint
Coin:
The original was issued by Mumbai Mint during the indiplex 2011.
2010 - Rs 5 1000 Years Brihadeeswara Temple

First Observed in Late 2010

Images Contributed by Ramanathan PS
2010 Rs 5 Coin Mother Teresa:

2010 - Rs 5 Commonwealth Games UNC Set
First Observed in Early 2011
Rs 10 Homi Bhabha Birth Centenary UNC Set with Mumbai mint Coin:

2012 Rs 5 Vaishno Devi Coin

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Another image shows placement difference by few millimeters.

Three peacock: Type B

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Rs 10 Notes – RN Malothra 2 Boats:

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Single Peacock with open feathers

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Rs 20 – Full Konark Big and Small

Rs 20 RN Malothra – Full Konark Big

Rs 20 – Bimal Jalan – Full Konark Big

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Rs 20 – RN Malothra – Small Full Chakra

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Rs 20 – C Rangarajan – Small Full Chakra.

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Rs 20 - S Jagannathan – Full Small Chakra

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Other Printing Techniques

Rs 100 – HV Iyengar - Gulf Notes

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