INDIA 10 RUPEES FOOD FOR ALL 1970 RARE COIN #V-359

Issuer India
Period Republic (1950-date)
Type Circulating commemorative coins
Years 1970-1971
Value 10 Rupees (10 INR)
Currency Rupee (decimalized, 1957-date)
Composition Silver (.800)
Weight 15 g
Diameter 34 mm
Thickness 2.21 mm
Shape Round
Technique Milled
Orientation Medal alignment ↑↑

This is an exceptional 1970 Indian 10 Rupees commemorative silver coin, part of the prestigious “Food for All” series issued during the Republic of India period. Minted in .800 silver with a substantial weight of 15 grams and 34mm diameter, this numismatic treasure represents a pivotal moment in India’s history when the nation launched its Green Revolution initiative to achieve agricultural self-sufficiency.

The coin features medal alignment and milled technique craftsmanship, making it a standout piece for serious collectors. With its rarity classification and limited mintage from 1970-1971, this coin has become increasingly difficult to acquire. The “Food for All” theme commemorates India’s commitment to ending hunger and promoting agricultural development—a historically significant narrative that adds substantial appeal beyond its intrinsic metal value.

Collectors and numismatic enthusiasts prize this coin for its historical significance, authentic silver composition, and scarcity in the market. It represents an important moment in independent India’s nation-building efforts. Whether you’re a seasoned collector seeking vintage Indian commemoratives or an investor looking for tangible assets with historical gravitas, this remarkable piece offers both cultural heritage and numismatic value.

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