2 Rupees MUDRA Series 2010 Calcutta Mint “WRONG PLANCHET” Struck on 1 Rupee Planchet Error in Collectable Grade.

Discover a truly fascinating piece of modern numismatic history with this 2010 India 2 Rupees coin from the iconic ‘Mudra’ series, featuring the revered ‘Hand’ motif symbolizing connectivity and commerce. Struck at the esteemed Calcutta Mint, this specific specimen represents a dramatic mint error: it was mistakenly struck on a smaller 1 Rupee stainless steel planchet. This fascinating “wrong planchet” error creates a striking visual anomaly where portions of the outer design elements are gracefully clipped by the undersized flan. Preserved in remarkable collectable grade, the coin exhibits sharp details despite the minting mishap, showcasing the ferromagnetic properties characteristic of its durable Ferritic Stainless Steel composition. Mint errors of this magnitude from government facilities are fiercely pursued by advanced numismatists because they offer a rare glimpse into the mechanical quirks of mass production. Whether you are building a specialized error collection or seeking a unique conversation starter, this authenticated Calcutta Mint anomaly adds undeniable intrigue, scarcity, and prestige to any serious cabinet of curiosities.