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REGISTERED No. D. (D.N.)-72

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART II—Section 3—Sub-section (ii)

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No, 551] NEW DELHI, MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1982/AGRAHAYAN 29, 1904 Separate Paging is given to this part in order that it may be filed as a separate compilation

1101 GI/82-1

(1)

2 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART II-^SEC 3(ii)

MEN 1STRY OF FINANCE

(Department of Economic Affairs)

NOTIFICATIOMS

New Delhi, the 20th December, 1982

S.O .853(E):—In e x c i se of the powers conferred by sub- section (1) of section 21 read with section 7 of the Coinage Act, 1906 (3 of 1906), the Cential Government hereby makes the following rules, namely:— 1. Short title and commencement:—

(1) These rules may bo called the Coinage (Standard Weight and Remedy of the Commemorative Co'ns of One Hundred Rupees containing Silver 50%, Copper 40%, Nickel 5% and Zinc 5%, Ten Rupees, Two Rupee and Fifty Paise each containing Copper 75 % and Nickel 25%, Coined for National Integration, t982) Rules, 1982.

(2) They shall come into force on the date of their publica-

tion in the Official Gazette.

2. Standard Weight and Remedy on coirii of certain denomi-

nations, coined with the theme National Integration, l9f'2 :

The standard weight of the coins of the following denomina- tions, coined under the provisions of section 6 of the Coinage Act 1906 (3 of 1906) in commemoration of National Integration, 1982, and the remedy allowed in the making of such coins shall be as specified in the Table below:—

TABLE

Standard weight Denomination

2

1

35 Grammes One Hundred Rupees

25 Grammes Ten Rupees

8 Grammes Two Rupees

5 Grammes Fifty Paise

Remedy allowed

In composition

in standard weight

3

4

1/100th plus or minus that is to say the weight could vary from 34.65 grammes to 35.35 grammes 2/1000 th plus or minus for silver that is to say the silver contents could vary from 498 to 502 per Thousand.

l/40lh plus or minus lhat is to say the weight could vary from 24.375 grammes to 25.625 grammes. 1/lOOth plus or minus both for copper and nickel that is. to say copper could Vary from 74% to 76% and nickel from 24% to 26%

1/40 th plus or minus that is to say the weigt could vary from 8.20 grammes to 7.80 grammes.

]/100th plus or minus both for copper and Nickel that is to say copper could vary from 74% to 76% and Nickel from 24% to 26%

l/40th plus or minus that is to say the weight pould vary from 4.875 grammes to 5.125 grammes. 1/100th plus or minus for both copper and Nickel that is to say copper could vary from 74% to 76% and Nickel from 24% to 26%.

[No. F l/2/(l)/82-Cpin]

3 4 T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA • E X J R A O R D l N X f tY [ P A RT L I -S EC 3 ( i r t] (ii) Ten Rupees, S.O . 854(E):—In e\cioi' e of the powen confcn ed by section 60 the Coinage Act, l90fi H of 190tj), the Central Government (lii) Two Rupees, hereby determines thai,—

(a) the coins i.f the following dcnomiantnins shall also be coined til the Mint for issue undci the authority of the Central Gin crnmem in commemoration of the National Integration,! %2,oame1> :-

(i) One Hundicd Rupees,

Denomination of ,lhc coin

dvj Fifty False;

(b) the coins of the above denominations shall conform to tho following dimensions, deigns and Composition, namely:—

Shape and outside diameter

1

One Hundred Rupees

Circuit 44mil)imetie

Ten Rupees

Cirailai 10 Millimetre

Two Rupees

Circular 28 Millimetre

1-iflj I'dise

Circular 24 Millimetre

DESIGNS ONE HUNDRED RUPEES:

Obverse! This face of the coins shall bear the Lion Capital of Aihoka Pillar with the legend "*&&& sftflf" inscribed below, flanked on the left upper Periphery with the word "'ffPRT" and on the light upper Periphery with the word 'INDIA*. It shall also bear tlie denominational value "100" in international numerals flanked on Ihc left lower periphery with the word '•iFTJT" *nd °n f'"^ r iBht lowur periphery with the word "RUPEES".

Reverse: This face of the coin shall bear the map of India with National Flag of India flanked on the upper periphery with the Inscription ' ' T p ^ j r i ^n " "nd on tho right Periphery with the inscription "National Integration". TEN RUPEES

Obverse: This face of the coin shall boar the Lion Capital of Ashoka Pillar with the legend "sranjq irn^1" inscribed below, flanked on the left upper periphery with the word ""r*Tn" and on the right uppei Periphery with the word "INDIA". It shall also bear,the denominational value "10* in international numerals flanked on the left lower Periphery with the word "^tf" and on the right tower Periphery with the word

"RUPPEES".

Reverse: This face of the coin shall bear the map of India with National Flag of India flanked on the upper Periphery with the inscription "TP^JT qircrr" aud on the right Periphery with the inscription "National Integration."

Metal composition

Numoer of serrations

3

4

5

200 Quaternery Silver Copper Nickel Zinc

Alloy 50% 40% 5% 5%

180 Cupro-Nickcl Copper Nickel

75% 25%

200 Cupro-Nickcl Copper Nickel

75% 25%

205

(Security edged).

Cupre-Nickel Copper Nickel

75% 25%

TWO RUPEES :

Obverse: Th=s face of the coin shall bear Lion Capital of

Ashoka Pillar with the legand "O T r^ ^ j" Inscribed below flanked on the left upper periphery with the word "*rTOi" and on the right upper periphery with the word "INDIA". It shall also bear the denominational valuo "2" in international numerals flanked on the left lower periphery with tho word '^T*'p and on the right lower periphery with the word "RUPEES",

Reverse: This face of tho coin shall bear the map oi India with National Flag of India flanked on tho upper periphery with tho inscription "TP#*T q*

Obverse: This faco of the coin shall boar the Lion Capital of Ashoka Pillar flanked on the left upper periphery with tho word 'yKfl" and on the right upper periphery with tho word "INDIA" It shall also bear the denominational valuo "50"' in international numerals flanked on the left lower periphery with the word "(fc}" on the right lower periphery with the word "PAISE".

Reverse: This fttce of tho coin shall bear the map of India with National Flag of India flanked on the upper periphery with the inscription "^i^fq- trqtwr" and ou the right periphery with tho inscription "National Integration".

[No. F-l/2 (H)/82-Coin] C. G. PATHROSE, Under Secy.

f M N I t D HV THE MANAUUR, GOVI. OP INDIA MUSS, EINO ROAD, N*W Ml.MI-110064

AND rUBUWIEO BV THE CONTHOLLBE OP PUBLICATIONS, DELHI-110054, f * *2

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