Rare 10 Rupees 2010 RBI Platinum Jubilee Noida Mint Republic India Coin # A399

Description

Rare bimetallic 10 Rupees commemorative coin of the Republic of India, issued in 2010 for the Platinum Jubilee of the Reserve Bank of India. The obverse carries the RBI emblem of a palm tree with a tiger, the Hindi and English legend "Reserve Bank of India", the words "Platinum Jubilee" and the dual date 1935-2010. The reverse shows the Lion Capital of Ashoka with "Satyameva Jayate", the country name in Hindi and English, and the value 10 Rupees.

• Denomination: 10 Rupees
• Year: 2010, dual dated 1935-2010
• Mint: Noida - no mint mark below the date
• Metal: aluminium-bronze outer ring with cupro-nickel centre
• Diameter: about 27 mm
• Condition: Very Fine, circulated with even wear and light toning

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Step up your numismatic collection with this striking 2010 Republic of India 10 Rupees commemorative coin, struck to mark the momentous Platinum Jubilee of the Reserve Bank of India. Issued as a bimetallic masterpiece featuring a distinctive composition, this piece highlights the economic legacy of the nation's central banking institution. Struck at the esteemed Noida Mint, identifiable by its distinct lack of a mint mark beneath the date, this collectible displays the dual years 1935-2010 alongside the iconic RBI palm tree and tiger emblem. Graded in Very Fine condition, it exhibits honest circulation character with pleasing, even wear and a gentle, natural tone that tells the story of its journey through commerce. Serious numismatists prize this specific mint issue for its rich historical narrative and crucial role in modern Indian coinage history. Whether you are expanding a commemorative subset or focusing on republic-era rarities, this authentic specimen—sold exactly as photographed—brings genuine heritage straight to your display cabinet.