Which they have launched till 2017. Along with this, RBI also said that all these coins with different designs are real. The 10-rupee coin is bi-metallic, which means that it is made by mixing two ...

REVERSE: The face of the coin shall bear denominational value “10” in the international numerals. The Rupee symbol shall be shown above the denominational value. The design of grains depicting the ...

"So far the Reserve Bank has issued Rs 10 coin in 14 designs...All these coins are legal tender and can be accepted for transactions," the central bank added. Here's all you need to know about the ...

The 10 rupee coin is about 7 grammes and is mostly copper. There's some more expensive nickel in there, a bit of less valuable aluminium but we'll not go far wrong by calling it all copper.

The Reserve Bank of India had later issued a clarification saying that all the 14 kinds of the Rs 10 coin is legal tender. The government will also release the new series of prototypes for Re 1 ...

br /><br />The 10 rupee ... that the coin is not accepted.<br /><br />On Nov. 20, 2016, the RBI put out a press release saying that the public should accept Rs. 10 in all transactions.

an establishment in Khokhra refused to accept 10 rupees coin without the rupee symbol though the RBI has said it is a legal tender and not fake. How can a legal tender of the country be refused to ...

The RBI has issued many circulars clarifying that there is no ban on the 10-rupee coin. Still people are not aware of it and refuse to accept the coin” he said. All across the city, shopkeepers ...

The disparity between production costs and face value extends to other coins as well: Rs 2 coin costs Rs 1.28 to produce. Rs 5 coin costs Rs 3.69. Rs 10 coin ... across all levels of society.