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Back in 2009, ₹5 coins were being smuggled into Bangladesh to make razor blades!

Each coin could be melted down to produce 6 razor blades, which were sold at ₹2 each.

This surprising black market trade led to a shortage of small coins in India. In response, the RBI took action by changing the metallic content of ₹5 coins, making them less attractive to smugglers.

Know about this fascinating story about currency smuggling, black market trade, and how the RBI stepped up to control this unusual issue.

(Bangladesh News, RBI New Guidelines, Indian Currency, Facts About Bangladesh, Facts About India, Indian History Facts)

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