In today’s post, we will provide information about 1 Rupee Coin Value or ₹ 1 cross coin.
These types of rs 1 coins were in minting for such a short time that some of the coins become very collectible these coins were minded only between 2005 and 2007, that is, it means these were minted in these 3 years. These cross coins were issued for a very limited time, due to which some of these coins have become very valuable in today’s time. These cross coins are known as unity in diversity coins, which was the main theme behind these coins.
India is a very large country where different cultures exist and lived together peacefully. When will you unite we become stronger that’s the main message behind these coins. But due to some controversy about the symbol on the coin, these new design coins stop minting in 2007. As a result, these coins were only minted in very small quantities. So if you are a coin collector you must collect these types of coins let’s talk about which of these coins are there and which are the collectibles.
1 Rupee Coin Design and Specs
| Country | India |
|---|---|
| Type of Coin | Standard Circulation Coin |
| Year of Launch | 2004-2006 |
| Face Value | 1 Rupee |
| Metal | Ferritic Stainless Steel |
| Weight | 4.95 g |
| Diameter | 25 mm |
| Shape | Round |
So these coins started minting in 2005 and this year these coins were minted in the smallest amount.
And if you got a 2005 coin of rs 1 then you can get up to 1000 rupees if your coin is in the UNC condition. On the other side if you got a 2007 coin of rs 1 then you can get up to rs 100 in UNC condition. 2006 is collectible but not very rare you can still get up to 50 rupees in UNC condition.
| No Mark | Calcutta Mint |
| * | Hyderabad Mint |
| ♦ | Bombay Mint |