COINS TO COMMEMORATE THE PLATINUM JUBILEE OF RESERVE BANK OF INDIA ISSUED BY MUMBAI MINT-2010

COINS TO COMMEMORATE THE 150TH BIRTH ANNIVERSARY OF SWAMI VIVEKANANDA ISSUED MY KOLKATA MINT 2013

COINS TO COMMEMORATE THE MEMORY OF SANT TUKARAM BY KOLKATA MINT 2002 (RESTRIKE COINS ISSUED DURING 2013)

COINS ISSUED TO COMMEMORATE THE CENTENARY OF DR. SYAMA PRASAD MOOKERJEE BY KOLKATA MINT (RESTRIKE COINS ISSUED DURING 2013).

60 RUPEES COIN ISSUED TO COMMEMORATE THE COMPLETION OF 60 YEARS OF PRESENT INDIA GOVERNMENT MINT AT KOLKATA.

One of the biggest Bank notes ever!

One of the biggest Bank notes with denomination of 60 Baht was issued by Thailand on 5^th December, 1987 to commemorate the 60^th birth day of the KING BHUMIBOL ADULYADEJ known as RAMA IX^th.

It is printed in pink and green and shows the King seated on a high throne with ceremonial robes and surrounded by the trappings of monarchy. On the reverse of the note the King with his wife and children are chatting to a huge crowd of Thai people. The Note measures 159mm X 159mm. This measurement was significant- that it was the first note of its kind (1), the King was entering the 5^th cycle of his life (5) and the King is Rama IX (9). 

BAMRA STATE ONE PICE CASH COUPON.

During World War II British Government faced severe crunch of metallic supplies. The worst effect was supply of coins especially in small change. The situation became worse; so many princely states of India, some of them tiny and insignificant issued Cash Coupons to manage the emergency and serious crunch in small denomination coin. Bamra State a tiny “A” class Feudatory state renown as stamp issuing state around the world from 1888 to 1894 was the only state of the Eastern States Agency to issue a Cash Coupon during 1944 which was valid till 1945. The Cash Coupon is having a Facsimile signature of the last ruler Raja Bhanuganga Tribhuban Dev to authenticate the genuinity of the Cash Coupon.