Investing In Numismatics:

Numismatics is a collection of currency, including coins, tokens, paper money, and related objects. Now in the 21st century, Numismatics has moved on from being a mere hobby to becoming a cash-ringing investment opportunity. A British Indian mohur, valued at 25,000 per piece in 2004, is currently selling at about 2 lakh. A William Gold mohur, which bore a price tag 2.5 lakhs in 2004, is now being sold at about 15 lakhs.

Art Investment:

The hobby of investing in art has been around from ages as there is no shortage of art lovers in the world. However, the practice of viewing art as an investment option started in 2007 with the launch of funds like the Osian Art Fund. The interest soon waned off as a good number of these funds failed to get exits on their investments. By the second-half of 2015, Indian masterpieces began selling at record prices.

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