2025 – 9th Exhibit Showcasing the Journey of the One Rupee Coin

Exhibiting the journey of the One Rupee coin from 1835 to 2024 at the inaugural Bangalore Coin Exhibition, held from June 13 to 15, 2025, at Shikshak Sadan, KG Road, opposite Kaveri Bhavan, Majestic, Bengaluru – 560002, was both a privilege and a truly enriching experience.

Organized by Falcon Coins Gallery, one of the oldest and most respected numismatic stores in Bangalore, the event brought together collectors, scholars, and enthusiasts under one roof. Falcon Coins Gallery is renowned for its extensive collection of coins, paper money, and philatelic items.

It is hoped that this exhibition becomes an annual tradition, fostering awareness, education, and passion for numismatics among wider audiences.

As a participant, it was an honor to showcase the evolution of the One Rupee coin—from the era of imperial rule to the dynamic democracy of modern India. This display highlighted not just currency, but the resilience, adaptability, and progressive spirit of the nation. The showcase received valuable feedback and insights from seasoned numismatists and fellow collectors, making it a truly collaborative and inspiring experience.

A heartfelt thank you to Mr. Kirti Parekh, Mr. Hardik Parekh, and the entire Falcon Coins Gallery team for the opportunity to be part of such a prestigious platform. The experience has not only been rewarding but has also sparked renewed enthusiasm to participate in future exhibitions.

Explore the journey of exhibits showcased at various numismatic events and meetings to discover more about these fascinating collections.

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