New Delhi: Many times, confusion arises about accepting notes and coins from shopkeepers and other places. Many times, when we give a coin, people unknowingly declare it as fake. You might have seen this with the 10-rupee coin. There are many types of small, big and wide coins of 10 rupees in the market.

If the coin is too small, the shopkeepers refuse to accept it as soon as they see it. The reason for this is the lack of information among shopkeepers and common citizens. The confusion regarding 10-rupee coins has now been put to an end by the RBI. RBI has tried to make people aware by issuing a notification.

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RBI has clarified

The Reserve Bank of India has once again put an end to the misconceptions about 10-rupee coins. RBI has clarified that all the 14 designs of 10-rupee coins running in the market are completely valid. They can be used without hesitation. RBI has made a special appeal to the common people and traders in the notification. RBI clarified that all varieties of 10-rupee coins are completely legal and in circulation.

Strange confusion spread in coins

Many kinds of beliefs have been formed among people about the 10-rupee coin. If the coin has 15 rays on the top, then it is considered real. If the coin has fewer rays, then it is considered fake. This is completely misleading. Anyway, according to the RBI, two types of coins are in circulation. Coin with 15 rays (there is no ₹ symbol in it), coin with 10 rays, in which the ₹ sign is visible. Both types of designs are real and completely legal.

For information, let us tell you that the coins with 15 rays are from the time when the symbol of the rupee was not issued. Coins with rays were issued on 22 July 2011. The rupee sign is visible in them.

Important things related to coins

Do you know that 10-rupee coins with 14 designs are completely valid? Design, shape or rays do not determine the validity of any coin. The coin with 15 rays is also considered genuine. Even if it does not have the rupee symbol on it. The coin with 10 rays has the rupee symbol and has been in circulation since 2011. In case of any confusion regarding coins, you can contact 14440.