New properly designed ten-rupee coins should be issued: Discontinue further printing of ten and one rupee notes
Bimetallic brass-steel (yellow-white) other than commemorative ten-rupee coins have basic design-faults with denomination numeral ‘10’ crossing haphazardly outside the white steel-made portion of the bimetallic coin giving an ugly look to the coin. Likewise ten rays on yellow portion cross to the white portion. Security Printing & Minting Corporation of India Limited (SPMCIL), Reserve Bank of India (RBI), Department of Economic Affairs (DoEA) and/or any concerned public-authority should rectify the design-fault to make ten-rupee coins attractive. Since size of ten-rupee coins is quite larger than the only other yellow coin of rupee-five denomination, ten-rupee coins can also be of single brass (yellow) metal in case minting-cost of bimetallic coins is higher as compared to single-metal coi...