Copper-Nickel 5 Paise of Tribhuvan Vira Vikrama (AD 1911-1950) of Nepal with Sacred Kumbha Rare

Description

Nepal, Tribhuvan Bir Bikram Shah, (AD 1911-1950), Copper-Nickel 5 Paise, Obv: Sacred Kumbha within center circle, Legend in Devnagari "Shree 5 Tribhuvan Veer Vikram Shahdev" & Date below, Rev: Crescent moon and star flank trident above legend in Devnagari "Panch Paisa, Nepal", 3.36 Gms, About Very Fine, Rare.

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This exceptional copper-nickel 5 Paise coin represents a significant piece of Nepalese numismatic history from the reign of King Tribhuvan Bir Bikram Shah (1911-1950). Weighing 3.36 grams, this rare denomination showcases the sacred Kumbha vessel prominently displayed within the center circle of the obverse, a symbol deeply rooted in Hindu and Nepalese spiritual traditions. The reverse features an elegant celestial design with a crescent moon and star flanking a trident, accompanied by Devnagari script reading "Panch Paisa, Nepal." This coin emerges from a transformative period in Nepal's monetary history, reflecting the modernization efforts during the early 20th century. The Very Fine condition indicates excellent preservation with minimal wear, making it a prized addition for serious collectors. Its rarity status combined with the detailed iconography—particularly the sacred Kumbha symbolism—makes this piece highly desirable for those specializing in South Asian coins or religious numismatic artifacts. The intricate Devnagari inscriptions and historical significance offer both aesthetic appeal and investment potential. Perfect for collectors seeking authentic, well-preserved examples of Nepal's pre-modern coinage era.