Error 5 Rupee Misprint Blank Year 2013 Error Noida Mint Republic India Coin# A182

Rare Republic India 1 Rupee coin from the modern definitive series, offered in heavily circulated condition. The emblem side carries the Lion Capital of Ashoka with the traces of “भारत” and “INDIA” flanking it and “सत्यमेव जयते” below. The value side is smoothed almost flat by wear, so the date and the mint mark below it cannot be read, and the mint is therefore not attributed here.

• Denomination: 1 Rupee
• Year: not legible due to wear
• Mint: not determinable, no mark readable under the date
• Metal: stainless steel appearance, grey and non-lustrous
• Diameter: about 24.8 mm, round flan with plain rim
• Condition: Poor, fully circulated with flat fields and rim knocks
• Mint: Noida Mint

The images show the actual coin the buyer will receive.

Discover a fascinating numismatic anomaly with this Republic India definitive coin. Officially issued with a face value of 1 Rupee, this stainless steel piece showcases the iconic Lion Capital of Ashoka on the obverse. What sets this particular specimen apart is a dramatic minting error that has left the reverse side and date area heavily smoothed and indistinct, creating a captivating blank-year misprint associated with the Noida Mint.

Struck in durable Ferritic Stainless Steel measuring approximately 24.8 mm, this collectible is graded in Fine condition with heavy signs of circulation that tell a story of everyday use and mint floor quirks. Error coins are intensely sought after by numismatists who specialize in striking anomalies and mint imperfections, as these pieces break the monotony of standard mint output. Adding a mint-error coin to your display elevates your collection by highlighting the unpredictable nature of mass currency production. You will receive the exact unique coin shown in the photographs.