Rare 5 Rupees 2010 RBI Platinum Jubilee Bombay Mint Republic India Coin # A271

This is a Rare 5 Rupees commemorative coin of the Republic of India, issued in 2010 to mark the Platinum Jubilee of the Reserve Bank of India, 1935-2010. The commemorative face carries the Reserve Bank of India emblem with the palm tree and tiger, the legend “RESERVE BANK OF INDIA” in English and Hindi, and the inscription “PLATINUM JUBILEE” above the dual date 1935-2010. The other face shows the Lion Capital of Ashoka with “सत्यमेव जयते”, the country name in Hindi and English, and the large numeral 5 with the word RUPEES.

• Denomination: 5 Rupees
• Year: 2010 (dual date 1935-2010)
• Mint: Bombay, no mint mark below the date
• Metal: ferritic stainless steel
• Diameter: about 24.7 mm as measured on the scan
• Condition: Fine, circulated with even wear, surface toning and minor marks

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Add a significant piece of modern Indian numismatic history to your collection with this 2010 Republic of India 5 Rupees commemorative coin. Struck in ferritic stainless steel at the prestigious Bombay Mint, this issue marks the momentous Platinum Jubilee of the Reserve Bank of India, spanning the years 1935 to 2010. The obverse proudly features the iconic Ashoka Lion Capital, while the reverse displays the distinctive RBI emblem showcasing the tiger and palm tree, framed by the jubilee inscriptions.

Graded in Fine condition, this piece has seen circulation, bearing the authentic surface toning, minor marks, and even wear that speak to its journey in active commerce. For collectors focusing on commemorative themes, twentieth-century institutional milestones, or mint-specific varieties, this coin represents a fascinating chapter in India’s financial heritage. Because the images display the exact specimen you will receive, you can purchase with complete confidence in its authenticity and character.