GUR-TA-GADDI OF SHRI GURU GRANTH SAHIB-2008 MUMBAI MINT 2 COINS ((UNC SET))

Description

This GUR-TA-GADDI OF SHRI GURU GRANTH SAHIB 2008 UNC Coin Set is a commemorative issue struck by the Mumbai Mint to mark the 300th anniversary of Gurta Gaddi—the historic event when Guru Gobind Singh Ji bestowed eternal Guruship upon the Shri Guru Granth Sahib in 1708. Issued by the Government of India, this two-coin set typically includes denominations of ₹5 and ₹100, crafted to honor one of Sikhism's most sacred and significant occasions. Each coin in this Uncirculated (UNC) set carries fine detailing depicting motifs associated with the tercentenary celebration, reflecting India's rich religious and cultural heritage. Struck with precision at the Mumbai Mint, these coins are valued for their historical relevance, limited mintage, and religious significance to the Sikh community and coin collectors alike. Owning this set offers collectors a rare opportunity to preserve a piece of India's numismatic and spiritual history. Its commemorative nature, combined with UNC grade preservation, makes it an appealing addition for numismatists, history enthusiasts, and devotees. As official mint-issued sets from this era become increasingly scarce, this piece holds strong potential for appreciation in both sentimental and collectible value over time.