Among the latter group are commemorative coins that are legal tender but not intended for general circulation. Commemorative ...

"But commemorative coins are not the same as legal tender because legal tender acts as a passport, an ambassador," says Ms Zaidi. "We must tell the story of inclusive representation as it matters ...

These stunning coins are strictly limited to one per household, and only available while stocks last - but they are ...

Though commemorative coins are considered legal tender, they are not released for general circulation. One can source them from the specified agencies. The ₹100 commemorative coin will be a pure ...

The silver and cupro-nickel pieces were set to become legal tender. The design ... The cost of designing and producing commemorative coins is met by the Royal Mint at no cost to the taxpayer.