India Coinage: 2017 - date
under President: Ram Nath Kovind
श्री माताजी
 
Currency:
The Indian rupee (sign: ₹; code: INR) is the official currency of the Republic of India. The rupee is subdivided into 100 paise (singular paisa), though as of 2018, coins of denomination of 100 paise or one rupee is the lowest value coin in use. The issuance of the currency is controlled by the Reserve Bank of India. The Reserve Bank manages currency in India and derives its role in currency management on the basis of the Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934. The rupee is named after the silver coin, rupiya, first issued by Sultan Sher Shah Suri in the 16th century and later continued by the Mughal Empire.
Mint Marks:
B - Mumbai (Bombay), proof issues only (1969 until 1995)
(B) - Mumbai (Bombay), diamond
C – Ottawa (1985 25 Paise; 1988 10, 25 & 50 Paise)
(C) – Kolkata (Calcutta) no mint mark
H - Birmingham (1985 Rupee only)
(H) - Hyderabad, star (introduced in 1963)
(Hd) - Hyderabad, diamond split vertically (1953-1960)
(Hy) - Hyderabad, incuse dot in diamond (1960-1968)
(K) - Kremnica, Slovakia, MK in circle
(L) – British Royal Mint, Llantrisant (1985 rupee only), diamond below first date digit(Ld) – British Royal Mint
Llantrisant, tower, looks like a bridge
M - Mumbai (Bombay), proof only starting 1996
(M) - Mexico City, M beneath O
(N) - Noida, dot
(P) - Pretoria, M in oval
(R) – Moscow, MMD in oval
(T) - Taegu (Korea), star below first or last date (1997 and 1998 2 Rupees only)

From 1950 through 1964 the Republic of India proof coins carry the regular diamond mint mark and can be distinguished from circulation issues only by their proof-like finish. From 1969 proofs carry the capital “B” mint mark. Some Bombay issues after 1969 have a “proof-like” appearance although bearing the diamond mint mark of circulation issues. Beginning in 1972 proofs of the larger denominations - 10, 20 and 100 rupees -were partly frosted on their main features, including numerals. From 1975 all proofs were similarly frosted, from the 1 paisa to 100 rupees. Proof-like issues are often erroneously offered as proofs.

 
 
2017
 
   

Same as KM#394 Rupee, but...

Normal Rupee Symbol at the top of Obverse side.

Year: 2017. Weight: 3.74 g [3.76g]. Metal: Stainless Steel. Diameter: 21.93 mm. Thickness: 1.45 mm. Edge: Reeded / Plain (two patches each - 25 lines of each segmented / reeded patch). Alignment: Medal. Mint: Kolkata (No mintmark below Date).

Normal Rupee Symbol at the top of Obverse side. Further coin details under 2011.

Same as above coin, but...

Thick Rupee Symbol at the top of Obverse side.

Weight: 3.77 g [3.76g]. Edge: Plain (Smooth). Mintage: N/A.

Same as KM#394 Rupee, but...

Normal Rupee Symbol at the top of Obverse side.

Year: 2017. Weight: 3.74 g [3.76g]. Mint: Hyderabad (Star mintmark below Date). Edge: Reeded / Plain (two patches each). Mintage: N/A. Further coin details under 2011.

Same as KM#394 Rupee, but...

Normal Rupee Symbol at the top of Obverse side.

Year: 2017. Weight: 3.77 g [3.76g]. Mint: Noida (Dot mintmark below Date). Edge: Reeded / Plain (two patches each). Mintage: N/A. Further coin details under 2011.

Same as above coin, but having Thick Rupee Symbol at the top of Obverse side. Clumsy Dot mint mark below Date.

Weight: 3.78 g [3.76g]. Edge: Plain (Smooth). Mintage: N/A.

Same as KM#399.1 Five Rupee, but...

Year: 2017. Weight: 5.76 g [6.00g]. Mint: Calcutta (No mintmark below Date). Mintage: N/A.

Thick Rupee symbol curve. Further coin details under 2011.

Same as KM#399.1 Five Rupee, but...

Year: 2017. Weight: 6.03 g [6.00g]. Mint: Hyderabad (Star mintmark below Date). Mintage: N/A.

Normal Rupee symbol curve. Further coin details under 2011.

Same as KM#399.1 Five Rupee, but...

Year: 2017. Weight: 5.99 g [6.00g]. Mint: Noida (Dot mintmark below Date). Mintage: N/A.

Thick Rupee symbol curve. Further coin details under 2011.

Same as above coin, but having Thin Rupee symbol curve. Slightly off Flan at the top of Obverse side.

Weight: 5.99 g.

Same as above coin (Thin Rupee symbol curve).

Slightly off Flan at the right side of Obverse side.

Weight: 6.04 g.

Looks like a fake coin of Noida mint. It is 23.00 mm in diameter instead normal issues of 22.50 mm.

Year: 2017. Weight: 5.99 g [6.00g]. Metal: Steel. Diameter: 23.00 mm. Edge: Reeded. Alignment: Medal. Mintage: N/A.

   
   
   
   
 
2018
 
   

Same as KM#394 Rupee, but...

Normal Rupee Symbol at the top of Obverse side.

Year: 2018. Weight: 3.83 g [3.76g]. Mint: Mumbai (Diamond mintmark below Date). Edge: Reeded / Plain (two patches each). Mintage: N/A. Further coin details under 2011. 

Same as KM#394 Rupee, but...

Thick Rupee Symbol at the top of Obverse side.

Year: 2018. Weight: 3.81 g [3.76g]. Mint: Kolkata (No mintmark below Date). Edge: Plain (Smooth). Mintage: N/A. Further coin details under 2011.

Same as KM#399.1 Five Rupee, but...

Year: 2018. Weight: 5.96 g [6.00g]. Mint: Mumbai (Diamond mintmark below Date). Mintage: N/A.

Normal Rupee symbol curve. Further coin details under 2011.

Same as KM#399.1 Five Rupee, but...

Year: 2018. Weight: 5.99 g [6.00g]. Mint: Hyderabad (Star mintmark below Date). Mintage: N/A.

Normal Rupee symbol curve. Further coin details under 2011.

   
   
   
   
   
   
   
 
2019
 
   
   
   
   
 
2019 New design
 

5 Rupees. Year: 2019. Weight: 6.80 g [6.80g]. Metal: Nickel-Brass. Diameter: 24.50 mm. Edge: Plain. Alignment: Medal. Mint: Mumbai (Diamond mintmark below Date). Mintage: N/A.
Obverse: Rupee symbol at the center top position. Numeral "5" almost in the center. Grain design at the left side. Date and mintmark on the extreme left side in small characters. Value "पाँच रुपए" (panch roopaye) written at the top right side clockwise and "FIVE RUPEES" written at the bottom right side anti-clockwise. Reverse: Ashoka Lion pedestal in the center with "सत्यमेव जयते" (Satyameva Jayate) [Truth alone triumphs] written below it. "भारत" (bharat) written at the left side clockwise and "INDIA" written at the right side clockwise. Mintage: N/A. Mintage Years: 2019 (Hyderabad), 2019 (Mumbai), 2019 (Noida) and 2020 (Mumbai).
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
 
 
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