5 Rupees 1000 Years of Brihadeeswarar Temple Coin – 2010 Mumbai Mint


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पाँच रुपये - बृहदीश्वरर मंदिर के 1000 वर्ष (2010)

2010 India 5 RUPEES Coin MUMBAI Mint - Obverse and Reverse High Resolution
2010 India 5 RUPEES Coin MUMBAI Mint - Obverse and Reverse High Resolution - Photo 1
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Obverse Top भारत Ashoka Lion Capital with सत्यमेव जयते INDIA, Bottom रुपये 5 RUPEES.
Reverse In the center statue of King Raja Rajan background temple, below तंजावूर THANJAVUR, Bottom 2010 Mint Mark. All surrounded by बृहदीश्वरर मंदिर के 1000 वर्ष 1000 YEARS OF BRIHADEESWARAR TEMPLE.
Commemorative Occasion
Issued to commemorate the 1000th anniversary of the Brihadeeswarar Temple, a Chola architectural masterpiece at Thanjavur.
  1. Issuer : Republic India
  2. Category : Commemorative
  3. Issue Value : 5 RUPEES / पाँच रुपये
  4. Type : Circulation
  5. Year : 2010 / Date of Issue : 26 September 2010
  6. Commemorative Title : 1000 YEARS OF BRIHADEESWARAR TEMPLE / बृहदीश्वरर मंदिर के 1000 वर्ष
  7. Mint & Mint Mark : MUMBAI / - Mumbai - Diamond
  8. Metal & Metal Composition : Nickel-Brass | 75% Copper, 20% Zinc, 5% Nickel
  9. Weight : 6.00 gms
  10. Diameter : 23 mm
  11. Thickness : 2.00 mm
  12. Shape : Circular
  13. Edge : Reeded
  14. Demonetized : No

Mintage and Market Value

ID Mintage Circulation UNC to GEM UNC Frq Report
IC120M 11271500 ₹25–₹35 ₹100–₹150 Common Report
ID: IC120M Report
  • Mintage 11271500
  • Circulation ₹25–₹35
  • UNC to GEM UNC ₹100–₹150
  • Frequency Common


Frequently Asked Questions about 5 Rupees 1000 Years of Brihadeeswarar Temple Coin – 2010 Mumbai Mint

The estimated collector value of a 2010 5 RUPEES coin from MUMBAI Mint ranges from approximately ₹25 to ₹35 in circulated condition, and ₹100 to ₹150 in Uncirculated (UNC) or GEM UNC condition, depending on strike quality and surface preservation.

This coin is minted in Nickel-Brass with an official weight of 6.00 grams and a diameter of 23.00 mm. Its shape is Circular with a Reeded edge.

The mint mark for MUMBAI Mint is typically struck directly below the year (2010) on the reverse or obverse. Look closely under magnification for the MUMBAI mint symbol.