The standard weight of the coins of the following denominations, coined to commemorate the occasion of “125TH BIRTH ANNIVERSARY OF DR. S. RADHAKRISHNAN” and the remedy allowed in making of such coins shall be as specified in the Table below:— Denomination of coin Shape and outside diameter Number of serrations Metal composition
(1) (2) (3) (4) One Hundred Twenty Five Rupees Circular 44 millimeters 200 Quaternary Alloy Silver - 50 per cent.
Copper -40 per cent.
Nickel - 05 per cent.
Zinc - 05 per cent.
Ten Rupees Circular 27 millimeters (Bi-Metallic) --- Outer Ring (Aluminium Bronze) Copper- 92 per cent.
Aluminium-6 per cent.
Nickel-2 per cent.
Center Piece (Cupro Nickel) Copper-75 per cent.
Nickel-25 per cent.
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(1) (2) (3) (4) One Hundred Twenty Five Rupees 35 Grams 1/500th plus or minus for Silver, that is to say the Silver content may vary from 498 to 502 per
1000.
1/100th plus or minus, that is to say, the weight could vary from 34.65 grams to 35.35 grams.
Ten Rupees (Bi-Metallic)
7.71 Grams (outer ring 4.45 grams and center piece 3.26 grams) Outer Ring- (Aluminium-Bronze) Aluminium 5.5 per cent to 6 percent, Nickel-1.75 per cent to 2 per cent and remainder are copper.
Centre piece—(Cupro-Nickel) plus or minus 1 per cent for both copper and Nickel that is to say, the copper may vary from 74 per cent to 76 per cent and Nickel from 24 per cent to 26 per cent.
Plus or minus 2.5 per cent that is to say, the weight could vary from 7.52 grams to 7.90 grams.
[F. No. 04/16/2014-Coin] PANKAJ GUPTA, Under Secy. (SPMC and Coin) Printed by the Manager, Government of India Press, Ring Road, Mayapuri, New Delhi-110064 and Published by the Controller of Publications, Delhi-110054.