50 Years Golden Jubilee of Reserve Bank of India 1935-85 Silver (Weight 35g) Token Coin #V-398

Name: 50 Years Golden Jubilee of Reserve Bank of India 1935-85 Silver (Weight 35g) Token Coin #V-398
Brand: Vijay Mahalaxmi
SKU: V-398
Price: 18750 INR
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Highlights

🏦 Commemorates RBI's Golden Jubilee (1935-1985) - a landmark in Indian banking history 💎 Pure Silver Token weighing 35 grams - solid precious metal value 🈴 Bilingual Design - identical text in English & Hindi on both sides 📿 Reference #V-398 for easy cataloging & collector identification ⭐ Highly Collectible piece for numismatists & RBI memorabilia enthusiasts 🚀 Future Rare Item - historic commemorative with growing collector demand

Description

50 Years Golden Jubilee of Reserve Bank of India 1935-85 Silver Token
Info both side same in English and Hindi in either sides
Period 1935-85
Composition Silver
Weight 35 g

Commemorating five decades of India's central banking institution, this Golden Jubilee Token Coin marks the momentous journey of the Reserve Bank of India from 1935 to 1985. Struck in silver and weighing a substantial 35 grams, this token features identical bilingual inscriptions in both English and Hindi on either side, symbolizing the RBI's role as a unifying financial institution across India's diverse linguistic landscape. Established in 1935 as India's central bank, the RBI has played a pivotal role in shaping the nation's monetary policy, currency management, and economic stability through independence, partition, and decades of growth. This token was issued to celebrate the institution's Golden Jubilee in 1985, making it a piece of numismatic history that captures a significant milestone in India's financial and economic evolution. Reference number V-398 identifies this piece for cataloging and collector reference. Its solid silver composition, dual-language design, and commemorative significance make it a valuable addition to any serious coin or token collection. Collectors interested in Indian banking history, RBI memorabilia, or silver commemorative tokens will find this piece particularly appealing due to its historical relevance and precious metal content.