Bronze Pice of Republic India (AD 1950) of Calcutta Mint Thick Plainchet Scarce

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Add a significant piece of early post-independence numismatic history to your collection with this 1950 Republic of India bronze pice, struck at the esteemed Calcutta Mint. Featuring the iconic galloping horse facing left alongside the denomination and date on the obverse, and the majestic Ashoka Pillar on the reverse, this coin represents the formative years of the sovereign Indian republic. This particular specimen is the desirable thick-planchet variety, weighing approximately 3.78 grams with a diameter of 21.30 mm. Graded in Very Fine condition, it exhibits pleasing details despite its circulation history. Because of its specific mint origin and scarce thick-planchet variant, this piece is increasingly sought after by serious numismatists focusing on early decimal and pre-decimal Republic coinage. It serves as a tangible link to India's burgeoning identity in 1950, making it a proud addition to any thematic display or advanced collection. Please note that shipping for this item is restricted within India only.