It is very good to know that many of the people who loved me before reading the illustrated history blog of Bangladeshi currency published earlier.
However, due to lack of detailed information about the coins of Bangladesh in the previous blog, this blog published the blog that the cheapest currency in the currency market in Bangladesh and the smallest coin of the coin.
1 paisa was first issued in 1974. It is a circular coin made by "aluminum" metal. On one side of the "
floral ornamental design "and on the other side" National Symbol of Bangladesh "was first issued 5 paisa in 1973. It is an alloy coin made of" aluminum "metal.
19 mm
The weight of this famous currency was 1.4 g. On one side of this currency "Plow and Factory Wheel
And on the other side "national symbol of Bangladesh"
Later, in 1977, the shape and design of coins before 5 paisa
The first change was 10 paisa issue in 1973.
It is a metal-shaped "8-Scallops" shaped metal made of "aluminum" metal. The currency of 23 mm with a weight of 1.98 grams.
"Drink leaves" on one side of this currency and on the back "national symbol of Bangladesh"
Later, in 1974, the design of the interior changed, in which the "green revolution slogan and related logo" and on the back "national symbol of Bangladesh"
After that in 1977, the design of 10 paisa was changed, on one side, the "4-member family" on one side.
Its image and backing were "national symbol of Bangladesh" and then reduced the diameter of 22 mm in 1981. And weight is reduced to 1.39 grams.
The first issue was 25 paise in 1973. This is the round metal coin made by "steel".
The weight of the 19-mm diameter was 2.7 grams. One side of this currency was "Ruimacha" and on the other side was "National Symbol of Bangladesh".
Later, in 1974, the design of the interior was changed, in which the "fish, eggs,
Pictures of bananas and loaf "and on the other side were" national symbols of Bangladesh ".
Then in 1977 the issue of "Royal Bengal Tiger" was 25 paise issue.
In 1973 there are 50 paisa issue. This is the round metal coin made by "steel". The weight of the 22-mm diameter was 4.1 grams.
On one side of this coin was "Kabutar" and on the other side was "National Symbol of Bangladesh". Later, in 1977, the design of the inner was reinforced, in which "Hilsa fish, chickens
Pictures of bananas and pineapple ", and on the other side were" national symbols of Bangladesh ". Further, in 2001, the in-house design remained unchanged from the shape round
The circular octagonal was first introduced in 1975 with the coin of 1 dollar coin made by "Nickel-Copper". Whose peeps
"The planned family. Food for the food - this is the slogan and the family of 4 members" and on the back was the "national symbol of Bangladesh" and then there is a one-rupee coin coincidence.
This is the round metal coin made by "steel". This coin, with a diameter of 25 mm, and its diameter reduced by 24 5 mm And lose weight 4. 3
The two coins of gold and silver are respectively issued by the village respectively. In 2004, there was a two-dollar coin issued by "Steel"
. On whose side was "Education for Everyone - This is the slogan" and on the other back was "National Symbol of Bangladesh". In 1994, the first currency coin of 5 Rupees was issued. This is "steel
"12-round circular metal coin created by the weight of 28 mm diameter of this coin 7. 87 grams of" Jamuna versatile bridge "and on the back side" national symbol of Bangladesh
