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5 Rupees - Circulation Commemorative - Part 6 - Nickel-Brass with Rupee Symbol

The Link to All Artices is here


This is part of Commemorative Coins of Denomination 6;
Lion Varieties in Rs 5
Part 1 - Cupro Nickel Big Coins
Part 2 - Cupro Nickel Small Coins
Part 3 - Cupro Nickel and Stainless Steel
Part 4 - Nickel Brass
Part 5 - Nickel Brass with Rupee Symbol
Part 6 - Nickel Brass with Rupee Symbol Continued


The Sixth post in this series gives out the details of coins with Rupee Symbol.



2015 Centenary of Komagata Maru incident
The first coin to be put into circulation in the year 2015 was to commemorate the Centenary of Komagata Maru incident.




Mint: Mumbai, Hyderabad, Noida
Reverse:
Komagata Maru Ship
Date 1914-2014 on periphery at 4’0 Clock. Mint mark at 6’0 Clock
Legend: Centenary Commemoration Komagata Maru Incident

Die Variety:
None
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2015 125th Birth Anniversary of Jawaharlal Nehru
The second coin to be put into circulation in 2015 was that of Jawaharlal Nehru. This is the 3rd time that a coin to commemorate Nehru is issued. The other 2 being on the Death in 1964 and Birth Centenary in 1989




Mint: Mumbai, Kolkata, Noida
Reverse:
Bust of Jawaharlal Nehru
Date 1889 – 2014 below. Mint Mark below date

Legend 125th Birth Anniversary of Jawaharlal Nehru

Die Variety:
None
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2015 Golden Jubilee of 1965 Victory
The 3rd coin put into circulation was of Golden Jubilee of 1965 war.



Mint: Mumbai
Reverse:
The image of "Amar Jawan" monument along with the design of olive leaves branch on its left and right sides at the center, with the inscription “VALOUR AND SACRIFICE” on the right upper periphery. The year "2015" is written below the image of the monument. The inscription "GOLDEN JUBILEE 1965 OPERATIONS" in English on the lower periphery.


Die Variety:
None

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2016 - Begum Akhtar - Birth Centenary
The 1st coin of Rs 5 in the year 2016 was of Begum Akhtar. Although the Coin was released by Kolkata Mint, the coins in general circulation was from Mumbai Mint before Kolkata Mint.



Mint: Mumbai, Kolkata, Noida
Reverse:
Bust of Begum Akhtar
Date 1914 – 2014 below bust
Legend Birth Centenary of Begum Akhtar

Die Variety:
None

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2016 - Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata - Birth Centenary
The 2nd coin release of 2016 saw coins on Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata. Although the Coin was released by Kolkata Mint, the coins in general circulation was from Mumbai Mint before Kolkata Mint.




Mint: Mumbai, Kolkata, Noida
Reverse:
Bust of Jamsetji Tata
Date 1839 – 2014 below
Legend 175th Birth Anniversary Jamsetji Tata


Die Variety:
None
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2016 - 50 Years of BHEL
The 3rd coin of Rs 5 denomination to be put into circulation in 2016 was on 50 years of BHEL. Although the Coin was released by Kolkata Mint, the coins in general circulation was from Mumbai Mint before Kolkata Mint




Mint: Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Noida
Reverse:
Logo of Golden Jubilee of BHEL in Center
Date 1964-2014 below logo
Legend: 50 Years of Engineering Excellence


Die Variety:
None

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2017 - Allahabad High Court
The 1st coin of Rs 5 denomination to be put into circulation in 2017 was Allahabad High Court. For the first time it seems that the Rs 5 coin from Hyderabad mint was put into circulation before any other mints. There was no press notification and the coins were available in March 2017.






Mint: Mumbai, Hyderabad, Noida
Reverse:
Center Façade of Allahabad High Court emerging from Book
Date 1866 – 2016 below
Legend 150th Anniversary of Allahabad High Court in English and “Allahabad Uchha Nayaliya ke 150 ve varshikvusatov” in Hindia

Die Variety:
None












5 Rupees - Circulation Commemorative - Part 5 - Nickel-Brass with Rupee Symbol

The Link to All Artices is here


This is part of Commemorative Coins of Denomination 6;
Lion Varieties in Rs 5
Part 1 - Cupro Nickel Big Coins
Part 2 - Cupro Nickel Small Coins
Part 3 - Cupro Nickel and Stainless Steel
Part 4 - Nickel Brass
Part 5 - Nickel Brass with Rupee Symbol
Part 6 - Nickel Brass with Rupee Symbol Continued



Beginning with Civil Aviation issue, the Coins were redesigned to include the Rupee symbol. The older method of writing Rupees in Hindi and English was done away with.



2011 100 Yrs Civil Aviation
The second Coin of the Year 2011 was the 100 Years of Civil Aviation. The mint and other details are as below;


Mint: Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Noida.
Reverse:
Aircraft and Figure 100 with words “Years” in center.
Date 1911 – 2011
Legend Civil Aviation India

Die Varieties
Kolkata Mint, Both the Lion types
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2011 100 Yrs ICMR
The 3rd Coin of the Year 2011 was to commemorate the 100 years of Indian Council for Medical Research. The mint and the coin details are as below;



Mint: Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Noida.

Reverse:
Emblem of ICMR flakned by “Centenary Year”.
Date 1911 – 2011 below logo. Mint mark below legend
Legend Indian Council of Medical Research

Die Varieties
Kolkata Mint, Both the Lion types
Hyderabad Mint, Both the Lion Types
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2011 150 Yrs Of CAG
The last coin released in Year 2011 was to commemorate the 150 years of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India. The coin release ceremony was done in November, however the actual coins were put in circulation by Kolkata mint in April 2012. The mint and the coin details are as below;



Mint: Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad

Reverse:
Logo of CAG
Date 1860 – 2010 below logo. Mint mark below date
Legend Comptroller and Auditor General of India

Die Varieties
Kolkata Mint, Both the Lion types
Hyderabad Mint, Both the Lion Types
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2012 Shaheed Bhagat Singh Birth Centenary

The first coin to be put in circulation in the Year 2012 was that of Shaheed Bhagat Singh Birth Centenary. Although the coin was Original to be issued in the Year 2007 / 2008, it got delayed. Hence the old design and usage of the Stainless steel. The details are;


Mint: Hyderabad

Reverse:
Portrait of Bhagat Singh
Date 1907 – 2007 below. Mint mark below date.
Legend Shaheed Bhagat Singh Birth Centenary
Edge Variety: Plain edges instead of Security Edge

Note: The Centenary was in Year 2007. However the coins were released in September 2008. The Proof Sets and UNC sets booking were in July 2009. There was also a controversy as Bhagat Singh was shown with a hat rather than a turban, offending Sikh sentiments.

Partly due controversy and partly due to heavy backlog of sets and the number of sets being released in 2009 & 2010, these coins were never put in general circulation.

Quite a few MP raised this issue in the parliament that coins of Bhagat Singh be put in regular circulation. Bowing to the demands the coins were finally put into general circulation in April 2012.
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2012 60 Years of Parliament
The coins were released to mark the occasion of diamond jubilee of the first sitting of parliament.


Mint: Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Noida

Reverse:
Parliament Building
Date 1952 – 2012 above. Mint mark below legend at 6’ O Clock
Legend 60 Years of Parliament of India

Read the post here for Release Function. There were no Proof / UNC sets released.
Hyderabad Mint in 2015 released single coin sets.
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2012 150 Years of Kuka Movement
The coins were released to mark the 150 years of Kuka Movement. Although the coins were designed in the year 2007, they were delayed for release. There were quite a few reasons, with historians not agreeing to the date of the movement.



Mint: Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad and Hyderabad

Reverse:
Portrait of Satguru Ram Singh Ji in the Centre, his followers hanged on the left side and on the right side standing in front of the mouth of canon
Date 1857 – 2007. Mint mark below “-“ of date
Legend 150 Years of Kuka Movement
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2012 150 th Birth Anniversary of Madan Mohan Malaviya

The coins were released to mark the 150 th Birth Anniversary of Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya.



Mint: Mumbai, “M” Mark, Hyderabad
This was the first time that a coin with a “M” mint mark usually for Proofs was released in circulation in huge quantity. The practise of using proof dies for circulation strikes that was stopped after changing the metal to Nickel-Brass started with this issue.

Reverse:
Bust of Madan Mohan Malaviya
Date 1861 – 2011 below. Mint mark below legend
Legend 150th Birth Anniversary of Madan Mohan Malaviya
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2012 Silver Jubilee of Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board
The coins were released to mark the Silver Jubilee of Shre Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board. The coins were put into circulation on 26-April-2013


Mint: Mumbai, Hyderabad, Noida

Reverse:
Picture of Mata Vaishno Devi
Date 2012 below the picture. Mint mark below legend
Legend Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board
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2012 150th Birth Anniversary of Motilal Nehru
The coins were released to mark the Birth Anniversary of Motilal Nehru. The coins were put into circulation on 17-June-2013



Mint: Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad
Reverse:
Picture of Motilal Nehru
Date 2012 below bust. Mint mark below legend
Legend 150th Birth Anniversary of Motilal Nehru
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2012 60 Years of Kolkata Mint
The coins were release to mark the 60 years of the Kolkata Mint. The City Calcutta/Kolkata has had a Mint much before the Independence during the British era. The work for the current Mint at Alipore began in 1930, got stopped due to war. The actual mint was inaugurated in 1952 by First Finance Minister CD Deshmukh.


In what can sound strange, the coins were first released into general circulation by Mumbai Mint.

Mint: Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad

Reverse:
IG Mint Kolkata Building, with SPMCIL logo
Date 1962 – 2012 below. Mint Mark above legend
Legend: 60 Years of India Govt. Mint, Kolkata
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2013 150th Birth Anniversary of Swami Vivekananda
The first release of 2013 saw a commemorative coins being issued on the 150th Birth Anniversary of Swami Vivekananda.





Mint: Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Noida

Reverse:
Bust of Swami Vivekananda
Split Date 1863 on left and 1902 on right
Legend 150 Birth Anniversary Swami Vivekananda

Die Variety:
There is a damaged die variety from Hyderabad Mint. Notice the line on the face.
There is Lion Variety from Kolkata Mint
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2014 Acharya Tulsi Birth Centenary
The first circulation coin of 2014 saw a commemorative coins being issued on the Birth Centenary of Jain Muni Acharya Tulsi.





Mint: Mumbai, Kolkata, Noida
Reverse:
Bust of Jain Muni Acharya Tulsi
Date 1914 to 2013
Legend Acharya Tulsi Birth Centenary

Die Variety
The Mumbai Mint has both the older Lion type as well as the new designed Lion type used in past few issues.
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2014 125th Centenary of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad
The second circulation coin of 2014 saw a commemorative coins being issued on the 125th Birth Anniversary of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad. Although the release function was held on 11-Nov-2013, it was only in Oct 2014 the coins issued for general circulation.



Mint: Mumbai
Reverse:
Bust of Abul Kalam Azad
Date 1888 – 1958 Below. Mint mark below date
125th Birth Anniversary Maulana Abul Kalam Azad

Die Variety
None






5 Rupees - Circulation Commemorative - Part 4 - NickelBrass

The Link to All Artices is here

This is part of Commemorative Coins of Denomination;
Lion Varieties in Rs 5
Part 1 - Cupro Nickel Big Coins
Part 2 - Cupro Nickel Small Coins
Part 3 - Cupro Nickel and Stainless Steel
Part 4 - Nickel Brass
Part 5 - Nickel Brass with Rupee Symbol
Part 6 - Nickel Brass with Rupee Symbol Continued


After a delayed introduction of steel and withdrawal of Cupro-Nickel, the Government was forced to change the metal again. This time the Nickel-Brass composition was adopted in the year 2009 beginning with the Saint Alphonsa issue. The weight of the coin remained same as the steel coin at 6 gm and the side was also kept same. This meant a reduction in the thickness of the coins.


2009 Saint Alphonsa Birth Centenary
The 5 Rupees, 2009 Saint Alphonsa Birth Centenary, shows the portrait of Saint Alphonsa. Saint Alphonsa is the first person from India to achieve the Sainthood status. The mint details and Description are;




Mint: Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad
Reverse:
Portrait of Saint Alphonsa
Date 1910 – 2008 Below. Mint mark below “-“ of date.

Legend Saint Alphonsa Birth Centenary

Die Variety:
Mumbai and Kolkata Mint the Proof Dies were used for circulation strike. There was another die used for circulation strike. The key difference is around the rose petals.
The Hyderabad Mint has Mint Mark Variety.
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2009 Perarignar Anna Centenary [CN Annadurai]
The 5 Rupees, 2009 Perarignar Anna Centenary [CN Annadurai], was a Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu. The was the first member of Dravidian party and first non-congress leader to form a majority government in India. The mint details and Description are;



Notes:
CN Annadurai is also called as Perarignar Anna. Perarignar is like a title. It means "great genius" in Tamil. Annadurai was fondly called Anna by the masses. Anna means elder brother.
This is the only coin in Indian coinage that has a Signature on the coin.


Mint: Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad
Reverse:
Bust of Perarignar Anna
Date 1909 – 1969. Mint mark above date.

Legend Perarignar Anna Centenary
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2009 60 Years of the Common Wealth
The 5 Rupees, 2009 60 Years of the Common Wealth, shows Parliament Building with Flag. The year 2009 marks the 60 years of the common wealth association. The association is a organisation of erst while British empire. The mint details and Description are;


Mint: Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad
Reverse:
Parliament Building with Flag
Date Below. Mint mark below date.

Legend 60 years of the Commonwealth
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2010 Dr Rajendra Prasad 125th Birth Anniversary
The 5 Rupees, 2010 Dr Rajendra Prasad 125th Birth Anniversary. Dr Rajendra Prasad was a prominent figure in struggle for Independence. He was the first President of Independent India. The mint details and Description are;


Mint: Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Noida
Reverse:
Bust of Rajendra Prasad
Date 1884 – 2009 Below. Mint mark above date.

Legend Dr Rajendra Prasad 125th Birth Anniversary
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2010 Rabindranath Tagore
The 5 Rupees, 2010 Rabindranath Tagore, was released on the occasion of 150th Birth Centenary. Tagore was a Bengali poet who reshaped Bengali literature & music. His is known for his book "Gitanjali" and the only Indian to Win a Nobel prize for Literature in 1913. The is also the author of Indian National Anthem and also the National Anthem of Bangladesh. The mint details and Description are;

 

Mint: Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Noida
Reverse:
Bust of Rabindranath Tagore
Date 1861 – 2011 Below. Mint mark next to date.

Legend Rabindranath Tagore ; 150th Birth Anniversary

Die Varities:
Hyderabad Mint, Both Lions

Edge Varieties:
Plain Edges found for Hyderabad Type H Lion
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2010 Mother Teresa
The 5 Rupees, 2010 Mother Teresa, was released on the occasion of birth Centenary. She was the founder of the Missionaries of Charity in 1950 and worked for the poor, sick and dying. The mint details and Description are;



Mint: Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Noida
Reverse:
Bust of Mother Teresa
Date 1910 – 2010 below. Mint mark above date.

Legend Mother Teresa Birth Centenary

Die Varieties:
Hyderabad Mint: Big Lion & Small Lion
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2010 Platinum Jubilee of Reserve Bank of India
The 5 Rupees, 2010 Platinum Jubilee of Reserve Bank of India depicts the Tiger, Palm and crest of RBI. The mint details and Description are;

Note: Amongst non-leaders there are only few themes that have multiple issues. The Independence theme that saw Silver Jubilee and 50 Years Golden Jubilee. The other issue being the Reserve Bank of India that saw 50 Years as well as 75 Years.

Interesting: A strange division. Normally when a commemorative is issued, depending on the capacity more than one mint strikes the same issue. Incase of RBI there is an interesting fact, whether this was on purpose or coincidental its for mints to tell. There were 4 coins struck in different denominations and by different mints. IE the Rs 1 was struck only from Hyderabad Mint, the Rs 2 was struck only from Kolkata Mint, the Rs 5 was struck only from Mumbai mint and the Rs 10 was struck only from Noida mint.

Mint: Mumbai
Reverse:
Logo of RBI: “Tiger, Palm and Crest”. Platinum Jubilee below
Date 1935 – 2010 Below. Mint mark below “-“ of date
Legend Reserve Bank of India in English and :Bharatiya Reserve Bank” in Hindi

Die Variety: None. 
Edge Variety: None
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2010 XIX Commonwealth Games
The 5 Rupees, 2010 XIX Commonwealth Games, shows the logo of the games. The games were held in New Delhi and India won overall second place. The mint details and Description are;


Mint: Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Noida.
Reverse:
Logo of the XIX Common wealth Games
Date 3 – 14 October 2010. Mint mark below date.
Legend XIX Commonwealth Games 2010 Delhi

Die Varieties:
Hyderabad Mint: Big Lion & Small Lion
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2010 C Subramaniam Birth Centenary
The 5 Rupees, 2010 C Subramaniam Birth Centenary. Subramaniam was a freedom fighter, minister, and was also conferred Bharat Ratna. The mint details and Description are;







Mint: Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Noida.
Reverse:
Bust of Subramaniam
Date Below 1910 – 2010. Mint mark below “-“ of date.
Legend C Subramaniam Birth Centenary

Note: The Mumbai Mint Coin Distributed during Ceremony was with Mumbai mint Mark [Diamond]. However the coin put in general circulation by Mumbai Mint was without mint mark. After quite some time the Kolkata Mint also put this coin in circulation. Its difficult to distinguish between a Mumbai and Kolkata Mint coin. 
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2010 1000 Years of Brihadeeswarar Temple
The 5 Rupees, 2010 1000 Years of Brihadeeswarar Temple, Thanjavur, also called as Peruvudaiyar Koyil or Rajarajeswaram or Big Temple is a UNESCO world Heritage Site and is the world's first complete granite temple. The mint details and Description are;


Mint: Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Noida.
Reverse:
Brihadeeswarar Temple and Statue of King Raja Rajan in front. Thanjavur written below
Date 2010 Below. Mint mark below date
Legend 1000 Years of Brihadeeswarar Temple

Die Varieties:
Mumbai Mint: Big Lion & Small Lion
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2011 150th Anniversary Income Tax
The 5 Rupees, 2010 150th Anniversary Income Tax, shows the portrait of Chanakya. The mint details and Description are;

Mint: Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Noida.
Reverse:
Portrait of Chanakya & Lotus with Honey Bee in Center.
Date 1860 – 2010. Mint mark above date

Legend Income Tax – 150 Years of Building India