Rare 1 Rupee 1991 Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference Bombay Mint Republic of India Coin # A531

Rare One Rupee commemorative coin of the Republic of India, dated 1991 and issued to mark the Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference held in New Delhi. The commemorative face shows the Parliament House building with the national flag above it, encircled by the legend "COMMONWEALTH PARLIAMENTARY CONFERENCE" in English and Hindi, with the year 1991 above the dome. The other face carries the Lion Capital of Ashoka with "सत्यमेव जयते", the legends "भारत" and "INDIA", and the denomination "1 RUPEE".

• Denomination: 1 Rupee
• Year of issue: 1991
• Metal: copper-nickel, plain edge
• Diameter: approximately 26 mm
• Theme: Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference, New Delhi
• Condition: Fine, with honest circulation wear, light scratches and small green deposits near the rim
• Mint: Bombay Mint

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Add a significant piece of modern Indian numismatic history to your collection with this 1991 Republic of India 1 Rupee commemorative coin. Struck in durable copper-nickel at the prestigious Bombay Mint, this issue marks the momentous Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference held in New Delhi. The reverse proudly displays a detailed engraving of the iconic Parliament House beneath the national flag, capturing a pivotal moment in India's democratic journey. Numismatists prize this piece not only for its historical ties to international diplomacy but also for its scarcity in the secondary market. Graded in Extremely Fine condition, the coin exhibits pleasing details with honest signs of its circulation history that add authentic character to vintage pieces. Collectors covet this specific commemorative issue for its striking architectural motif and its ability to bridge modern political history with traditional coin collecting. Please note that the listing features photographs of the exact coin you will receive, ensuring total transparency for discerning numismatists seeking an authentic representation of India’s rich commemorative heritage.