5 Indian Rupees

Indian 5 Rupee Coin

India · Circa 2009-2010

The reverse of the coin features the numeral '5' in the center with stalks of grain on either side. Below the numeral is the year of minting. The obverse typically features the Lion Capital of Ashoka.

Country: India
Year: Circa 2009-2010
Denomination: 5 Indian Rupees
Metal: Nickel-Brass

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Overview

Historical significance

This specific nickel-brass series was introduced to replace the heavier cupro-nickel 5 rupee coins. It was part of India's efforts to standardize and modernize its currency circulation with more durable, golden-colored alloys.

Estimated value

$0.06 - $0.50 USD (Face value or slightly above depending on condition)

Care & preservation

Avoid cleaning with harsh chemicals or abrasives. Store in a cool, dry place inside a protective coin holder or envelope to prevent oxidation and scratches.