Nepal 2000 Rupees 2015 (Constitution) Rare Silver Commemorative Coin

Description

Issuer	Nepal
Period	Federal Republic (2008-date)
Type	Non-circulating coins
Year	2072 (2015)
Calendar	Vikram Samvat
Value	2000 Rupees 2000 NPR = INR 1256
Currency	Rupee (1932-date)
Composition	Silver (.900)
Weight	25.1 g
Diameter	37.7 mm
Thickness	2.6 mm
Shape	Round
Technique	Milled
Orientation	Medal alignment

The Nepal 2000 Rupees 2015 Commemorative Coin is a striking non-circulating issue struck by the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal to honor the historic promulgation of the nation's new Constitution in 2072 Bikram Samvat (2015 AD). This landmark event marked Nepal's transition into a fully democratic federal republic, making the coin a tangible piece of modern South Asian political history. Crafted from 900 silver, this substantial coin weighs 25.1 grams with a diameter of 37.7mm and thickness of 2.6mm, giving it a satisfying heft and presence in any collection. The milled edge and medal alignment orientation reflect quality minting standards, while the round shape carries classic commemorative coin design elements. As a high-denomination silver commemorative piece tied to a singular constitutional milestone, this coin holds strong appeal for numismatists specializing in South Asian coinage, silver bullion collectors, and history enthusiasts alike. Its limited mintage nature as a non-circulating commemorative issue enhances its scarcity and long-term collectible value. Nepal's silver commemoratives are increasingly sought after in the global market, and this piece—linked to a defining moment in the country's governance—offers both historical significance and precious metal value, making it a worthy addition to any serious collection.