Sainya Seva Medal Military Service – ( बंगाल असम ) VERY RARE UNNAMED MEDAL

Features
Location India
Issuing institution Government of India
Period Republic (1950-date)
Type Award medals › Military awards
Composition Copper-nickel
Weight 32 g
Diameter 35 mm
Thickness 3 mm
Shape Round (With clasp)
Technique Milled
Orientation Medal alignment ↑↑
Issued 26 January 1960

The Sainya Seva Medal (Military Service Medal) represents an important piece of independent India’s military heritage. Issued by the Government of India on 26 January 1960—India’s Republic Day—this unnamed medal commemorates military service during the early years of the Indian Republic. Crafted from copper-nickel composition, the medal weighs 32 grams and measures 35mm in diameter with a 3mm thickness, featuring a classic round design with an attached clasp for wear.

This exceptional piece is particularly significant as an unnamed specimen, making it exceptionally rare for collectors of Indian military decorations and historical insignia. The medal bears the hallmarks of official government craftsmanship, utilizing advanced milling techniques to achieve precise medal alignment. Its issuance during the formative decade of the Republic (1950-date period classification) makes it a tangible connection to India’s post-independence military history, particularly relevant to Bengal and Assam regions.

For numismatists and military history enthusiasts, this unnamed Sainya Seva Medal represents both historical importance and scarcity. Such unnamed examples are increasingly difficult to acquire, making them highly sought-after collectible pieces. The medal’s condition, authenticity from the official issuing institution, and rarity factor position it as a valuable addition to any serious collection of Indian military awards or historical memorabilia.

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