Indera Ghandhi Coin

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Year: 1985

Metal: Copper-Nickel

Weight: 5 gms

Size: 24mm

Shape: Circular

Mints: Bombay(C), Calcutta(C), Hyderabad(C)

Indera Ghandhi 

Price Rs. 100 / US$4.00



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