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The reverse also has denomination of the note in seven Indian languages
These notes were issued immediately after Britain had recaptured Burma from the Japanese during the World War II
Mao Zedong
The coin you get will be from one of the five coins shown in the picture
known for his opposition to the French
50 Naye Paise, 1957-63 World The reverse also has denomination50 Naye Paise (new Paisa) coin of India, minted from 1957 63, immediately after the decimalization of the Indian currency. The naye paise is mentioned to distinguish it from the 'old' paisa, which was 1 64 of a rupee. The obverse has the Ashoka pillar, while the reverse carries the denomination and legend in Hindi. These coins are made of nickel, and are also referred to as 'magnetic coins'. These were minted in Bombay and Calcutta mints. Weight: 5
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