Denomination Count Index

This index provides an overview of the denomination range from ₹10 to ₹1000 of non-circulating commemorative coins issued in quaternary alloy, pure silver, and copper-nickel up to the present date in the Republic of India. This list will be updated periodically.
 

Denomination

Number of themes

₹10

29

₹20

8

₹25

2

₹50

28

₹60

5

₹75

17

₹90

1

₹100

103

₹108

1

₹125

14

₹150

23

₹175

1

₹200

6

₹250

3

₹300

1

₹350

2

₹400

1

₹500

3

₹525

1

₹550

2

₹800

1

₹900

1

₹1000

4


The above index was created keeping in view the interest of collectors who wish to collect unique denomination themes. It was last updated on February 24, 2026, with the release of the commemorative coin issued to mark the 75th Foundation Day of ESIC.

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