1
Can you legally send currency notes via India Post or Speed Post?
2
What are India Post's exact rules for sending currency by post?
3
How does declared value work — and what happens when India Post determines the 'actual value' of a lost numismatic note?
4
Can you send coins via India Post — are there weight or material restrictions?
5
Do you need to declare the contents when posting a numismatic packet?
6
Can you insure a parcel containing currency notes through India Post — and what is the maximum insurable amount?
7
Is it legal to send demonetised notes via Speed Post?
8
Can you send a single high-value note via ordinary post without declaring its value?
9
What is the legal status of sending currency notes as 'documents' vs 'parcels' via Speed Post?
10
Can you send an entire numismatic album via Speed Post — how should it be classified and declared?
11
What receipt or acknowledgement should a sender keep after posting a numismatic parcel?
12
What happens if I did not declare currency notes in a parcel and India Post finds them during screening?