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The Coinage Act, 2011

The Coinage Act, 2011 governs the minting, issuing, and usage of coins in India.

"Coinage Currency Reserve Bank Of India Minting Denominations Counterfeiting"

Summary

The Coinage Act, 2011 regulates the minting, issuing, and usage of coins in India. It defines the different denominations of coins that can be minted and issued, their design and weight, and the rules governing their circulation and exchange. The Act also outlines the penalties for counterfeiting or mutilating coins, and the procedures for handling and exchanging damaged or defective coins. The Reserve Bank of India is responsible for implementing the provisions of the Act.

Table of Contents

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1 Section 1: Short Title, Extent And Commencement Open
2 Section 2: Definitions Open
3 Section 3: Power To Establish And Abolish Mints Open
4 Section 4: Denominations, Dimensions, Designs And Composition Of Coins Open
5 Section 5: Standard Weight And Remedy Open
6 Section 6: Coin When A Legal Tender Open
7 Section 7: Decimal System Of Coinage Open
8 Section 8: Power To Call In Coin Open
9 Section 9: Power To Certain Persons To Cut, Diminished Or Defaced Coins Open
10 Section 10: Power To Certain Persons To Cut Counterfeit Coins Open
11 Section 11: Power Of Mint To Delegate Its Functions Open
12 Section 12: Prohibition Of Making Or Melting Or Destruction Of Coins Open
13 Section 13: Penalty For Contravention Of Section 12 Open
14 Section 14: Prohibition And Penalty For Unlawful Making, Issue Or Possession Of Pieces Of Metal To Be Used As Money Open
15 Section 15: Prohibition And Penalty For Bringing Metal Piece For Use As Coin Open
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