Bronze Pice of Republic India (AD 1950) of Calcutta Mint Thin Plainchet Scarce

Description

Republic India, (AD 1950), Bronze Pice, Calcutta Mint, Obv: Galloping Horse left, Denomination & Date, Rev: Ashoka Pillar, 3.82 Gms, 21.30 mm, Thin-Plainchet Type, Very Fine, Scarce.

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Add a coveted piece of early numismatic history to your collection with this Republic of India 1 Pice coin, struck in AD 1950. Issued shortly after independence, this bronze coin originates from the esteemed Calcutta Mint and features the distinctive and scarce thin-planchet variety. Weighing 3.82 grams with a diameter of 21.30 mm, the obverse proudly displays a dynamic galloping horse facing left alongside the denomination and year, while the reverse showcases the iconic national emblem—the Ashoka Pillar. Graded in Very Fine condition, this scarce specimen offers collectors a wonderful window into the foundational coinage era of the newly formed republic. The combination of the early post-independence date, the specific Calcutta minting, and the uncommon thin-planchet striking makes it a sought-after acquisition for specialists of modern Indian currency. Whether you are expanding a comprehensive type set or focusing on Republic India rarities, this piece brings both historical significance and numismatic charm to your display. Please note that this item is available for domestic shipping within India only.