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Four silver Rupees from Imperial India. There are two Queen Victoria ones in the top row from 1862 and 1900. Then in the bottom row are two King Edward VII’s from 1904 and 1906.
They are composed of 91.7% silver, a nice round figure! They weigh 11.5 grams and are 3.1 cm wide, about the size of a U.S half-dollar or an English 50pence piece
For the group, Smile on Saturdays with a task of “Regard the R”!
~ MK Gandhi
Change is very necessary in life - to keep us moving, to keep us growing and to keep us interested.
The only way to bring any change is to change the way you think - give yourself a whack on the side of the head and think about doing it the other way.
According to an ancient prophecy, whoever could untie the "gordian knot" was destined to become king of Asia. All who tried - failed to solve this complicated puzzle. Then Alexander the Great had a turn. He also failed to find a starting point of the knot. Finally ,after many attempts, he pulled out his sword and cut the knot in half. Asia was fated to him.
He challenged the rules and didn't do the obvious.
Change isn't that bad - you see! Wouldn't life be "lifeless" if there was no change?
This is a macro shot of the Gandhi motif on a 20 INR currency note.
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Singapore / Changi Airport / रुपया / This is about 85 dollars....:)
Singapore / Changi Airport / 新加坡樟宜机场 / சிங்கப்பூர் சாங்கி வானூர்தி நிலையம்
Finally ...i don't have much junk today in my wallet...! BTW...please don't dare to steal my wallet...as it visually sounds hefty but...about credit limit....the fact remains a secret....!!! lol!!!!
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India’s a temptress (capital markets-wise). Don’t be seduced—at least not for the balance of 2011. For more, see the Fisher Investments MarketMinder research analysis, “Don’t Be Tempted By India.” www.marketminder.com
I saw it for the first time yesterday, when a shopkeeper gave me change !!
It's the most minimalist Indian coin, in terms of design, I has ever see (what say?)
(or is it a clever fake??)
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The New Rs. 5 with Rupee Symbol. Introduced in August 2011 this coin has the following features:
Shape and outside Diametre
Circular, 23 millimeters
Metal Composition:
Nickel Brass, Copper-75%, Zinc -20%, Nickel -5%
Number of Serrations:
100 on the edge
A higher opening in domestic stock markets also helped the rupee strengthen against the dollar
Mumbai: The rupee appreciated 10 paise to 67.53 against the dollar at the Interbank Foreign Exchange in early trade on January 25, on increased selling of the US currency by banks and exporters.
Forex...
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Got my 100mm f/2.8 macro and it is really tough to work at 1:1 magnification. Also you require lots of light at those magnification. I think i will have a very steep learning curve with this lens.
P.S: the light fall off at the top left could have been avoided, i was a bit lazy :-(
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