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Current Regular Coins

Rs. 10 Coin


Issue date: 24th October 2016

The coin is yellow in colour and round with serrations on the edge and a diameter of 25.5 mm. It weighs 5.50 grams. Other features of the coin are:

OBVERSE: The waxing crescent moon and a five pointed star facing North-West in rising position is inthe center on the obverse side of the coin. Along with periphery on the top of the crescent star is inscribed in Urdu script. Below the crescent and at the top of two springs of wheat with arms curved upward, there is the year of issuance. A Circle of small beads is all along the edge of the coin.

REVERSE: The reverse side of the coin is decorated with the front side picture of Faisal Mosque with Doves flying over it. The face value of the coin in numeral wording "10" in bold letters and Rupeein Urdu script is inscribed at lowerside of the coin. A Circle of small beads is all along the edge of the coin.


Rs. 5 Coin

Issue date: 15th October 2015
The coin weighs 3 grams with 79% copper, 20% zinc and 1% nickel. Its dimension is 18.5 mm. Other features of the coin are:
OBVERSE: The obverse side of the coin is depicted with the waxing crescent moon and a five pointed star facing north-west in rising position is in the center on the obverse face of the coin. Alongwith periphery on the top of the crescent star is inscribed in wording “ISLAMI JAMHORIA PAKISTAN” http://10.0.100.191/finance/images/islami.jpg in Urdu script and below the crescent and at the top of two springs of wheat with arms curved upward, there is the year of issuance. A circle of small beads is all along the edge of coin

REVERSE: The reverse side of the coin is depicted with a floral wreath all along within the periphery of the coin splitted with the cones of five pointed star in the center. The face value of the coin in numeral wording (5) is in bold letter and Rupee روپیہ in urdu script in the center of the star. The coin bears its beads along the periphery.


Rs. 2 Coin (Aluminum Coin)

Issue date: 20th November 2008
The Rs 2 Aluminum coin is in white colour with a diameter of 22.5 mm and net weight of 2.6 grams. Other features of the coin are:
OBVERSE: The waxing crescent moon and a five pointed star facing North-West in rising position is in the center on the obverse side of the coin. Along with periphery on the top of the crescent star is inscribed http://10.0.100.191/finance/images/islami.jpgin Urdu script. Below the crescent and at the top of two springs of wheat with arms curved upward, there is the year of issuance. A Circle of small beads is all along the edge of the coin.
REVERSE: The reverse side of the coin is decorated with the front posed picture of the Badshahi Mosque Lahore. The face value of the coin in numeral wording "2" in bold letters and Rupee http://10.0.100.191/finance/images/rupiya.jpgin Urdu script is inscribed at lowerside of the coin
These coins have different metal composition, colour and weight. However, their design and diameter are the same as those of the existing coins which were introduced from September 08, 1998.

 

Re. 1 Coin (Aluminum Coin)

Issue date: 20th November 2008
The Re 1 Aluminum coin is in white colour with a diameter of 20 mm and net weight of 1.75 grams. Other features of the coin are:
OBVERSE: The obverse side of the coin bear the side pose portrait of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the Founder of Pakistan. The wording in Urdu Script “قائدِ اعظم محمد علی جناح ” is written on the left hand side and http://10.0.100.191/finance/images/islami.jpg on the right hand side of the portrait in circular form alongwith the dotten line of the circumference of the coin. The year of issuance is written at the bottom of picture.
REVERSE: The reverse side of the coin bears the architectural view of the new design of ‘Dargah Sehwan Sharif’ Sindh. The face value of the coin in numeral wording "1" in bold letters and Rupeehttp://10.0.100.191/finance/images/rupiya.jpgin Urdu script is inscribed at the bottom of the shrine.
These coins have different metal composition, colour and weight. However, their design and diameter are the same as those of the existing coins which were introduced from September 08, 1998.





       
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