Take a 5-rupee coin and a small piece of paper. The paper should be about one-fifth the size of the coin.
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The notes (all Indian notes except 1 rupee) has the signature of the Governor, so it is valid for all kind of transaction including foreign exchange.
The coins are of same monetary value but in foreign exchange, coins are not allowed.
So for a resident in the country, both coins and notes are of same value.
But if a tourist bring back Indian coins to his country, he can't exchange it for the currency of his country.
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