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The Problem of the Rupee, Its Origin and Its Solution

Note 358 — Chapter VI · (continued 2)

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From 1900–1 to 1920–21 the profits on coinage credited to the gold-standard reserve amounted to £28,573,606 only: while during the same period Interest and Discount gave £13,306,847 or nearly one-half the profits on coinage. Cf. East India: Accounts and Estimates, 1921–22, Cmd, 1517 of 1921, p. 20.

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