An picture of a ₹7 coin with the caption “Trophy Collector” and the likeness of cricket great MS Dhoni went viral, causing fans to go wild. Many people shared the picture on social media. Many in the Indian cricket community have the hope that the country’s government would mint the coin to honour MS Dhoni for his outstanding achievements. But it seems that this accusation is only a rumor with no real basis.
What Was the Circulating Viral Coin Image?
Supposedly featuring Dhoni’s visage on one side and the words “Trophy Collector” on the other, the image in issue depicted a gold ₹7 coin. The assertion states that this coin was going to be released by the Reserve Bank of India in commemoration of the former Indian cricket team captain. The picture went viral on social media as fans expressed their joy at what they took to be an official homage to MS Dhoni’s illustrious career.
No Seven Coins for Dhoni… As of Now!
The assertion that MS Dhoni will be honored with a ₹7 coin introduction is unfounded. There are no present plans for such a currency, and the Indian government has denied the rumor. Although Dhoni has made enormous contributions to the sport of cricket, the possibility of his being honored with a commemorative coin is still in the realm of speculation. But fans of Indian cricket may relax; no amount of online speculation can ever discredit Dhoni’s monumental contribution to the game.
Officials from the Department of Economic Affairs Clarify Things
A statement was made public by the Department of Economic Affairs via the P.I.B. The announcement was categorically refuted in the statement. Department officials have denied rumors that they were planning to release a 7 rupee currency with MS Dhoni’s likeness, claiming that the picture in circulation is a fake or at least an artificial intelligence fraud.
Despite the debunking of the ₹7 coin story, Dhoni’s legacy is untarnished and will continue to motivate players and fans of the future.
Coins commemorating significant events or people have been issued by the Indian government for a long time. In the past, we have seen coins depicting Drs. Rajendra Prasad, B.R. Ambedkar, and Mahatma Gandhi.
