Bronze Pice of Republic India (AD 1950) of Calcutta Mint Thick Plainchet Scarce

Republic India, (AD 1950), Bronze Pice, Obv: Galloping Horse left, Denomination & Date, Rev: Ashoka Pillar, 2.85 Gms, 21.30 mm, Thick-Plainchet Type, Very Fine, Scarce.

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Add a cornerstone piece of early post-independence numismatics to your collection with this 1950 Republic of India Bronze 1 Pice. Struck at the historic Calcutta Mint, this scarce coin represents the dawn of a sovereign monetary system. The obverse features a dynamic galloping horse facing left, accompanied by the denomination and year, while the reverse proudly displays the iconic National Emblem of the Ashoka Lion Capital. Distinguished by its rare thick-plainchet variety, this specimen weighs 2.85 grams and measures 21.30 mm in diameter. Preserved in Very Fine condition, it retains clear details that numismatists prize. The thick flan gives it a substantial, tactile feel that sets it apart from standard issues. Collectors of 20th-century Indian coinage and Republic errors or variations will find this scarce thick-plainchet variant an essential, highly rewarding addition to their cabinet.