1950 Republic of India Cupro-Nickel Coin Set (3 Coins) – Bombay Mint
This historic three-coin set comprises the 1 Rupee, ½ Rupee, and ¼ Rupee denominations issued in 1950, the first year of coinage of the Republic of India following the adoption of the Constitution on 26 January 1950. Struck in Cupro-Nickel at the Bombay Mint, these coins feature the iconic Lion Capital of Ashoka on the obverse, symbolizing the sovereignty of the newly formed Republic, while the reverse displays the denomination and year within an elegant floral design.
Graded About Extremely Fine (AEF), the
coins retain sharp details, strong legends, and considerable original mint
lustre, making them highly desirable among collectors of early Republic
coinage. As one of the foundational issues of independent India, the 1950
Bombay Mint Cupro-Nickel set holds exceptional historical and numismatic
significance. It represents the transition from British-era coinage to a
distinctly Indian monetary identity and remains an essential acquisition for
serious collectors of Indian coins and Republic-era numismatic history. (Set of 3 Coins).
₹ 4,000.00
₹ 4,000.00