Hyderabad Mint Notifies Delivery Update for NTR ₹100 Coin Sets

The India Government Mint, Hyderabad, has issued an email notification to all customers regarding the delivery timeline for the N.T. Rama Rao ₹100 commemorative coin sets. The update comes in response to the overwhelming volume of orders received both online and offline since the booking opened.

The email notification is as below:

Dear Customer,

Thanks for ordering our product.

Due to overwhelming response to the product “NTR commemorative coin – UNC, Proof and Wooden Box”, our organisation has received huge number of orders.

In this regard, it is intimated your order will be completed in 30 to 45 days as mentioned in the specifications of the product at the time of placing order.

We commit to deliver you product within 30 to 45 days from the date of booking, however efforts are already being taken to deliver the product as early as possible.

Thanks for your co-operation and patience in this regard.

Thanks and Regards,
Marketing Team
India Government Mint, A Unit of SPMCIL

It is estimated that the India Government Mint, Hyderabad, received nearly 15,000 orders across all variants within just 10 days of the booking window opening—an impressive response that reflects the immense popularity of the N.T. Rama Rao commemorative coin among collectors and admirers.

The email notification issued by the Mint is a welcome move, as it offers transparency and keeps collectors informed about delivery timelines—something that has long been requested by the numismatic community.

Previously, orders placed through the India Government Mint often required a minimum waiting period of three to six months. However, the improved communication and streamlined processing now indicate a positive shift toward faster fulfilment and greater customer satisfaction. This enhanced approach marks a significant step in bridging the gap between collectors and minting authorities, ensuring smoother transactions and a more reliable overall experience.

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