RBI Monetary Museum (Mumbai)

India / Maharashtra / Mumbai / Sir P. Metha Road
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Address :
Ground floor, Amar Building, Sir Phirozesha Mehta Road, South Mumbai, 400001
Phone: +91-22-22614043

Access - Free to all (No charges).

The Monetary Museum is located on the ground floor of the Amar Building. This unique museum envisages documenting and preserving the monetary heritage of India. It has three galleries on the concepts, ideas and curiosities related to money. Old coins collection from gold, silver, bronze and more, since Fifth century BC till date, can be found at the RBI Monetary Museum.

Since 2004, this beautiful and clean museum has done its best to maintain and display rare coins. It also has 8mm diameter coins called 'Fanam'. It is one of the only monetary heritages under RBI which is yet to be seen by most people.

The Museum is divided into Six Sections:

Concepts, Curiosities & the Idea of Money: This section provides the definition of money and gives information on its evolution. It talks about the Barter system and also displays all the items that were used as commodity money including cowri shells, Neolithic stone, axes, silver bar money, knife money and beads.
The place is located in Amar Building
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