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1973 – Grow more food – 10 coin set by Bombay Mint

The grow more food 10 coins set was issued by the Bombay mint on August 15, 1973. It has a mint mark “B” below the date. In all 7563 such sets were issued by the bombay mint. The set contains the rare 1 rupee (10gm) coin as well. The other coins in the set are 20 Rupees (30 gms), 10 Rupees (22.5 gms), 50 Paise (5 gms), 25 Paise (2.5 gms), 10 Paise (2.3 gms), 5 Paise (1.5 gms), 3 Paise (1.25 gms), 2 Paise (1.0 gms) and 1 Paisa (0.75 gms).

1973 10 coin proof setIf you wish to purchase this set, contact us via the website.

Commemorative coin sets for sale over the counter

India Government Mint located at Mumbai (commonly known as Mumbai Mint) is selling Commemorative coin sets over the counter from January 02, 2012 at their newly inaugurated counter. The counter will be open on all working days between 10AM and 12PM.

Payment can be made either by a Demand Draft or credit/debit cards. Each person is allowed to purchase one set per variety of any theme. It is not known which sets are available for purchase through the counter. However it is highly unlikely that these will include old sets. Most probably only the recently minted coin sets may be available for sale. If anyone visits Mumbai mint for purchasing these coin sets over the counter, please do send us your feedback.

Attached below is the advertisement that appeared in Times of India.

Ad by Mumbai mint for coin sets sale over the counter

1973 Proof set grow more food 9 coins

1973 Proof set of “Grow more food” was issued by Bombay mint. The set contains the rare 1 rupee coins of 1973. This set consists of 9 coins.

1973 proof set grow more food 9 coins

If you wish to purchase this 9 coin 1973 proof set, please contact us via the website.

1972 proof set: 25th Anniversary of Independence

In 1972, Republic of India issued a new proof set marking the 25th anniversary of Republic of India. The proof set consists of 9 coins. It contains the 1972 1 rupee coin which is considered rare. As a result, almost 70% of the set value is due to the 1 rupee coin.

This proof set was minted in Bombay mint. If you wish to purchase this set, please contact us through the website.

1971 proof set FAO issue

The 1971 FAQ issue proof set of Republic of India is one of the rare sets of modern India. The set has a significant value because of the rare 1 Rupee 1971 coin which alone costs about 60-70% of the entire set value.

Food and Agriculture Organization issue 1971 proof set

The set consists of 9 coins and was minted by Bombay Mint. If you wish to purchase this set please get in touch with us with your offer.

1970 proof set : FAO 25th Anniversary

The 1970 Reuplic of India Proof set celebrating 25th anniversary of Food and Agriculture Organization (F.A.O) is one of the valuable sets of modern India. The high value of the set is particularly because of the 1 Rupee 1970 proof coin in the set. This coin alone costs about 60-70% of the entire set value.

1970 Proof set for 25th anniversary of Food & Agriculture organization

The set consists of 9 coins and was issued by the Bombay Mint. The price for this set is available on request. Only serious inquiries.

Coin booking: IG mint Kolkata

IG Mint kolkata has started booking for the following coin sets.

Mother Teresa Proof & Unc set

Rabindranath Tagore Proof & Unc set

XIX COMMONWEALTH GAMES 2010 DELHI Proof & Unc set

LOUIS BRAILLE 2 rupees Proof coin set. Following advertisement was posted in leading newspapers today.

You can book the coins at http://igmkolkata.spmcil.com/SPMCIL/Interface/SellableProducts.aspx

Ter-Centenary of Gur-Ta-Gaddi 10 rupees UNC set

Hyderabad Mint released 10 rupees UNC set (un-circulated set) of Ter Centenary of Gur ta Gaddi of Shri Guru Granth Sahib in 2008. The set consists of 1 coin of Rupees ten.

gur-ta-gaddi 10 rupees unc coin

gur-ta-gaddi reverse unc coin

We are currently selling this set for Rs 1,000/- + shipping & handling charges. We ship throughout India. We do not offer International shipping. Please contact us if you wish to purchase Ter-centenary of gur-ta-gaddi UNC set of Rs 10.

5 rupees 2007 Bal gangadhar tilakji error coin

In 2007, the RBI issued a 5 rupees commemorative coin honoring Bal Gangadhar Tilak. However, the lettering on the coin in Hindi mentioned Tilak as Tilakji. Bal Gangadhar Tilak is never referred to as Tilakji. Adding Ji at the end of the name is an Indian practice to show respect to the person (eg Gandhiji). At the inauguration of the coin at Delhi, the error was immediately brought to the notice of the authorities. Except for the low number of coins circulated on that day, no other such coins were circulated. Hence this coin became an error as well as rare coin of Republic of India.

5 rupees tilakji error coin 2007

Some unconfirmed reports mentioned that the error was brought to the notice of the authorities by Raj Thackeray. Fearing tension, the withdrawal decision was taken.

The steel coin is even rarer.

5 rupees tilakji steel coin

If you are interested in purchasing this coin, please contact us via the contact page on this website.