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10 Paisa - Birendra Bir Bikram large type

Issuer Nepal Rastra Bank
Year 1982-1993
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Orientation Medal alignment ↑↑
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Mintage 2039 (1982) - २०३९ KM#1014.1 (large grains) - 796
2040 (1983) - २०४० KM#1014.1 (large grains) -
2041 (1984) - २०४१ KM#1014.1 (large grains) - 7,834,000
2041 (1984) - २०४१ KM#1014.2 (small grains) -
2042 (1985) - २०४२ KM#1014.1 (large grains) - 99,000
2042 (1985) - २०४२ KM#1014.2 (short grains) -
2043 (1986) - २०४३ KM#1014.2 (short grains) - 10,000
2044 (1987) - २०४४ KM#1014.2 (short grains) - 30,172,000
2045 (1988) - २०४५ KM#1014.2 (short grains) - 4,140,000
2046 (1989) - २०४६ KM#1014.2 (short grains) -
2047 (1990) - २०४७ KM#1014.2 (short grains) -
2048 (1991) - २०४८ KM#1014.2 (short grains) -
2049 (1992) - २०४९ KM#1014.2 (short grains) -
2050 (1993) - २०५० KM#1014.2 (short grains) -
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Nepal's aluminium small denominations of this period were minted in two measurably distinct varieties — KM#1014.1 and KM#1014.2 differ in die alignment and edge characteristics, a split that collectors confirmed through systematic die study rather than any official mint announcement. The Royal Mint in London and the Royal Australian Mint both produced Nepalese coinage during Birendra's reign under contract, complicating attribution when mint marks are absent or worn.

The 1990 political upheaval that ended Birendra's absolute monarchy and established constitutional rule had no immediate effect on circulating coinage design — this type continued unchanged through the transition.

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