India 5 Rupees Coin – Current Circulation Design
- Denomination: 5 Rupees
- Current Design Period: The bi-metallic 5 Rupee coin with the current Lion Capital of Ashoka design has been in circulation since [You would need to verify the exact start year of this design, likely in the 2010s or later].
- Obverse: Features the Lion Capital of Ashoka with “सत्यमेव जयते”. “भारत” and “INDIA” are inscribed.
- Reverse: Displays the numeral “5” prominently, with the symbol of the Indian Rupee (₹) above it. “रूपये” (Rupaye) in Hindi and “RUPEES” in English are inscribed on either side. The year of minting is typically at the bottom (not clearly visible in the image).
- Metal: Bi-metallic. Center: Nickel Silver (Copper 50-60%, Nickel 20-30%, Zinc 20-30%). Outer Ring: Nickel Brass (Copper 75%, Zinc 20%, Nickel 5%).
- Weight: Approximately 7.71 grams
- Diameter: Approximately 27 mm
- Shape: Round
- Edge: Security edge with lettering “भारत INDIA” repeated twice.
- Minted: Minted at the various Indian government mints. Mint mark may or may not be visible on the reverse near the year.
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