Republic India 10 Paise Coins (1957-1998)

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From 1957 to 1998, India's 10 paise coins told a fascinating story.  The 1957 coin, made of sturdy cupronickel, marked the beginning of India's modern coinage era post-independence, symbolizing the nation's sovereignty with the Lion Capital of Ashoka. As the economy evolved, the lighter aluminium-magnesium coins from the early 1970s to early 1990s reflected cost-efficiency and adaptability, aligning with India's industrial growth and economic reforms. The final  stainless steel  coin closed this era in 1998, becoming a cherished piece for collectors and a reminder of India's journey.