No. 126.-IMPORTS into and EXPORTS from BRITISH INDIA of GOLD (COIN and BULLION) and the amount received and the amount COINED in the

(a) Represents the value of hundred-piastre pieces coined for the Egyptian Government.

(b) Represents the value of 15 rupee gold pieces and sovereigns coined by the Royal Mint, Bombay. (c) The amount received from individuals in 1919-20 is Rs. 169.

(d)

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Government is Rs. 139.

No. 127.-IMPORTS into and EXPORTS from BRITISH INDIA of SILVER (COIN and BULLION) and the amount received and the amount COINED in the MINTS.

NOTE-Silver belonging to Government has been valued at its cost price instead of at the fixed rate of Re. 1 per tola of standard silver, but old rupees received for recoinage are still taken at their nominal value. The silver received into the mint for coinage into British dollars intended for circulation into the Far East and into the new dollar adopted as the currency of the Straits Settlements is excluded from this table,

(a) Silver quarter and one-eighth rupees are no longer struck. They have been replaced by nickel. For details, vide Table No. 129.

No. 128.-QUANTITY (in ounces) of GOLD and SILVER IMPORTED into and. EXPORTED from BRITISH INDIA from and to FOREIGN PORTS.