Kolkata Mint Opens Bookings for Rath Yatra Souvenir Tokens

The Kolkata Mint opened the bookings of souvenir tokens in Gold and Silver on occasion of 'Rath Yatra 2023' festival from 20-June-2023.

This year, the Puri Rath Yatra will take place on June 20 and culminate on June 28, 2023. The souvenir tokens features the image of Jagannath, Balabhadra and Subhadra with the Puri temple at the background.

The Gold tokens are issued in two variants, 10 grams priced at ₹65,663.02 and 8 Grams priced at ₹52,581.29. However, the Silver tokens are issued only in 50 grams priced at ₹4,235.22 as on 20-June-2023.

In 2010, Kolkata Mint had issued a silver 20 grams souvenir token to celebrate the Rath Yatra. In 2018, a ₹1000 and ₹10 coins were issued to commemorate Shree Jagannath Nabakalebara.  

The souvenir tokes are available at Kolkata Mint Premises as well as at the India Govt. Mint official website.

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