RBI plagiarises a stylized cross coin found in the fields of Norfolk

Mirrored at: http://hinduthought.googlepages.com/crossoncoin.doc

Thanks to Puneet Goel for this brilliant piece of research work. RBI mintmaster has not only plagiarized the coin motif of cross but also the wording 'stylised' to explain the cross in fraudulent terms. The mintmaster and the Govt. of India officials who approved the coin design and issue deserve to be sacked after a CBI inquiry.

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While RBI says it is stylised representation of "Unity in Diversity", A similar looking ancient brit coin is referred to as stylized cross on the site http://tinyurl.com/2ujrz4 -- please see the third coin from the top. See picture enlarged at http://tinyurl.com/2td29d

It seems RBI was not content with just copying the pattern, it copied some terminology too.

Regards, Puneet Goel

 international numerals. The reverse face of the coin shows stylised representation of "Unity in Diversity" a defining characteristic of our country. The symbol shall be seen as four heads sharing a common body. It shall be thought of as people from all four parts of the country coming together under one banner and identifying with one nation. The visual code helps the user connect the visual with an individual denomination, which makes the process of identification quicker.

See the plagiarised two-rupee coin at http://hinduthought.googlepages.com/two-rupeecoins.jpg