60 Years Of India Govt. Mint, Kolkata (1952-2012)
The Kolkota Mint opened bookings for this coin in May last year. Order was sent on 8.5.2013 and coin set received today on 5.05.2014. Compared to last years another item received in a "record" 5 months this one is abysmal. At least for the India Govt Mint commemorative coin I would have thought it would have reached earlier.










List of Indians whose stamps were issued when alive
List of Indians whose stamps were issued when they were living. They also got the Bharat Ratna award.
Order | Awardee | Bharat Ratna | Stamp issue date |
3rd | Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan | 1954 | 5-9-1967 [80th birthday] |
5th | Mokshagundam Visvesvarayya | 1955 | 15-9-1960 [on 100th birthday] |
8th | Dhondo Keshav Karve | 1958 | 18-4-1958 [on 100th birthday] |
11th | Rajendra Prasad | 1962 | 13-5-1962 [on date of retirement as Pres] |
18th | Mother Teresa | 1980 | 27-8-1980 [on birthday after receiving Nobel Peace Prize] |
43rd | Sachin Tendular | 2013 | 14-11-2013 [on day of his 200th test match] |
Sachin Tendulkar gold coin
Perhaps today is the right day to post this Sachin Tendulkar gold coin that I purchased way back in 2000. It is a non denominated coin which is not legal tender anywhere. Made by Corporation Bank and minted at the Perth Mint for the 1999 World Cup. 24 carat, 99.99% gold, ¼oz, 7.777 gm, and 20mm dia. Today is the day he played his last test match. Cost at the time was ₹3,400/- approximately.













Swami Vivekananda-150 Birth Anniversary (1863-1902)
The Kolkota Mint opened bookings for this coin in May this year. Yes you are reading this correct, ordered this May and received today. Order was sent on 8.5.2013 and coin set received on 19.09.2013. Item received in a record 5 months. What is amazing is that unlike before where a 2012 coin would be opened for booking in 2013, this is a 2013 coin to coincide with Swami Vivekananda's 150th birth anniversary.












2013 Wolf
2012 Happy Holidays
First post via mobile
Just a single line post via my mobile phone. Never tried this before.
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Where to check your pending FB friend requests?
An FB friend Ajmal posted a status update today wanting to know how to search and locate all pending requests for deletion. Ie friend requests made by him. A quick google search showed that was not possible. Until he came with the solution below.
Where can I see friend requests I've sent?
You can review friend requests you've sent by going to your activity log.
To do this:
Click your privacy shortcuts in the upper-right corner of the page and select Who can see my stuff?
Click Use Activity Log.
In the left column, click More to expand all your options.
Click Friends.
Your activity log chronologically displays when you sent someone a friend request as well as when you became friends. If someone else sent you a friend request, you'll only see when you accepted it.
You'll also see when you unfriend someone in your activity log. People you unfriend won't see this action in their activity logs.
Where can I see friend requests I've sent?
You can review friend requests you've sent by going to your activity log.
To do this:
Click your privacy shortcuts in the upper-right corner of the page and select Who can see my stuff?
Click Use Activity Log.
In the left column, click More to expand all your options.
Click Friends.
Your activity log chronologically displays when you sent someone a friend request as well as when you became friends. If someone else sent you a friend request, you'll only see when you accepted it.
You'll also see when you unfriend someone in your activity log. People you unfriend won't see this action in their activity logs.
Tax – 150 Years Of Building India (1860-2010)
The Mumbai Mint opened bookings for this coin in June last year. Order was sent on 8.6.2012 and coin set received on 24.01.2013. Item received in 8 months. The weird thing about the way our mint works is that the coin says it was issued in 2010, but the proof set was issued only last year. This is the case for practically all the coins.









