Nickel-Brass 5 Rupees of Sri Lanka (AD 1995) Commemorative 50th Anniversary of Unicef

Description

Sri Lanka, (AD 1981), Copper-Nickel 2 Rupees, Commemorative Issue - FAO, Obv: Depiction of the Mahaweli dam within the raised disc, with electricity towers in the background and the name of the Mahaweli river from left to right in Tamil, Sinhala, and English in a semicircle, with a flower pattern at the bottom, Rev: Denomination in three languages: Sinhala, Tamil, English, superimposed on the numeral '2' and the name of the country from left to right in Tamil, Sinhala, English in a semicircle around, date at the bottom, Very Fine, Scarce.

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Commemorate a pivotal moment in global humanitarian history with this exceptional Nickel-Brass 5 Rupees from Sri Lanka (AD 1995). Struck to honor the 50th Anniversary of UNICEF, this commemorative coin represents a significant chapter in international development and child welfare advocacy. Graded in Extremely Fine condition, the coin showcases pristine detail with its distinctive design elements celebrating UNICEF's milestone achievement. The nickel-brass composition ensures lasting durability, while the superior condition makes this piece particularly desirable for serious numismatists. Sri Lankan commemoratives from this era are increasingly sought after as collectors recognize their historical importance and relative scarcity. This coin serves as both a tangible piece of late 20th-century history and a meaningful collectible that documents humanity's commitment to global welfare. Perfect for those building themed collections around humanitarian causes or Asian numismatics.