Diplom-Informatiker Dieter Baumgarten e-mail post@indiacoins.de http://www.dieter-baumgarten.de/

Coins of India

Part of pages are in langue German (here complete in German)

In the next time (1-2 years) I will translate the other parts, but this is a hard work and if You would like help me – not problem.

I’m only a private collector of Indian coins. I’m not a professionalist (in translation and numismatic) but I’m doing my best.

			News of Coins-issues2009-2010 (August 2010)
	News 2010 5 Rupees brass with modify look. 2010 10 Rupees bi-metall with modify look. In the next time: 2010 new coins to mark 150 years of existence of the Income Tax department 2010 100 years of Mother Teresa 2010 150 years of Rabindranath Tagore with 5Rs and 150 Rs !! (!! New denomination!!) 2010 Thanjavur Tempel 1000 years 2010 RBI platinum jubilee (NEW 75 Rupees, 10, 5, 2 Rs + 1 R.) 2010 Dr. Rajendra Prasad 125th Birth (2009) 100/5 Rs 2010 Perarignar Anna Birth Centenary 5 Rs (C.N. Annadurai) 100^th Birth (2009) 2010 Commonwealth Games, to be held in New Delhi 2010 2010 Vivekanand, Spiritual leader, Birth 150 years 2009 60 years of the Commonwealth 5 Rs. + 100 Rs. See image 2009 new Bi-metallic 10 + 100 Rupees commemorate Homi Bhabha, Nuclear Scientist 2009 5 Rs Bi-metall 2009 New circulation commemorative 2 Rupees – Braille and 100 Rs 2009 “Sister Alphonsa” will be released on August 19, 2009
		History of coins from old India to new India (German)			Indian Mint Marks (German)
		Coins of the old India (German)			Islamic influence and the Moghul-Rules (German)
		European conqueror of India (German)			British colony and the uniform coins-system (German)
		Coins of India Republic (New!!! Complete Dec. 2009)			Thematical/Commemorative Coins (NEW !!! complete May 2010)
		Minted Indian coins by foreign countries (German)			Up to date of Indian currency (German)
		My Search-list India				my search list of world coins (1955 and 1990)
		Links to mints: Ministry of finance - CURRENCY AND COINAGE DIVISION Mint Bombay / Mumbai (Maharashtra), Mint Calcutta / Kolkata (West Bengal) Mint Noida (Uttar Pradesh) Mint Hyderabad (Andhra Pradesh) Apart from minting coins, the mints at Mumbai, Kolkata and Hyderabad also make coin blanks. The Mumbai mint produces standardised weights and measures. Commemorative coins are made at IGM, Mumbai and Kolkata, and the latter has facilities for making medallions too.