Rare 5 Rupees 2012 60 Years of the Parliament of Bombay Mint India Republic India Commemorative Coin # A275

Rare 5 Rupees commemorative coin of Republic India, struck to mark 60 Years of the Parliament of India. One face shows the Parliament House building with the bilingual legend “भारत की संसद के 60 वर्ष” and “60 YEARS OF THE PARLIAMENT OF INDIA”, while the other carries the Lion Capital of Ashoka with “सत्यमेव जयते”, “भारत”, “INDIA” and the rupee-symbol denomination.

• Denomination: 5 Rupees
• Year: 2012 (dated 1952-2012 on the Parliament side, faint from wear)
• Country: Republic of India
• Metal: nickel-brass
• Diameter: about 24.5 mm as measured on the scan
• Condition: Fine, evenly circulated with rubbing on the high points and light surface marks
• Mint: Bombay Mint

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Add a distinguished piece of modern numismatic history to your collection with this Republic of India 5 Rupees commemorative coin, issued in 2012 to mark the diamond jubilee of the nation’s supreme legislative body. Struck in durable nickel-brass at the prestigious Bombay Mint, this coin honors six decades of the Parliament of India. The reverse beautifully displays an engraving of the iconic Parliament House alongside English and Hindi inscriptions detailing the milestone, while the obverse proudly bears the national Lion Capital of Ashoka.

Graded in Fine (Heavy Used) condition, this circulated piece carries the authentic character of everyday commerce, displaying natural rubbing on the high points and light surface marks that tell the story of its journey through the hands of the public. Coin enthusiasts and thematic collectors focusing on Indian commemorative issues or parliamentary history will appreciate adding this tangible slice of democracy to their display. Please note that this is a raw, uncertified single-owner collectible; you will receive the exact coin shown in the high-resolution scans.