1954 Cupro-Nickel Coin Set (2 Annas, 1 Anna & ½ Anna) – Bombay Mint

This attractive three-coin set comprises the 2 Annas, 1 Anna, and ½ Anna denominations issued in 1954 by the Bombay Mint. Struck in durable Cupro-Nickel, these coins represent the pre-decimal monetary system of the Republic of India and are notable for their distinctive designs and historical significance. The obverse features the Lion Capital of Ashoka, while the reverse displays the denomination and year, reflecting the evolving identity of India's post-independence coinage.

Graded Extremely Fine (EF), the coins exhibit strong details, well-preserved surfaces, and minimal wear, making them highly appealing to collectors. Finding all three denominations together in matching condition is increasingly difficult, rendering this set particularly desirable. As a scarce complete set, it offers collectors an excellent opportunity to acquire a representative group of India's pre-decimal Republic coinage from the early 1950s.

A prized addition to any collection of Indian coins, this 1954 Bombay Mint Cupro-Nickel set beautifully captures an important chapter in India's numismatic history. (Set of 3 Coins).