Rare 1 Rupee 1976 Wheat Ears Definitive Series Bombay Mint Republic of India Coinage India Coin # A112

Rare 1 Rupee coin of 1976 from the Republic India definitive series, showing the large value “1” flanked by wheat ears with “RUPEE” and the date below, and the Lion Capital of Ashoka with “भारत” and “INDIA” on the other side.

• Denomination: 1 Rupee, Republic India definitive coinage
• Year of issue: 1976, as struck on the value side
• Metal: copper-nickel, with a plain grey scanner tone
• Diameter: approximately 29 mm as measured from the scan
• Condition: Very Fine, with even circulation wear on the high points and full legends
• Mint: a small mark is present below the date but is not clearly readable in the scan
• Mint: Bombay Mint

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Step back into the mid-1970s Republic of India with this captivating numismatic treasure. Struck by the prestigious Bombay Mint, this copper-nickel 1 Rupee coin belongs to the iconic definitive series celebrating the nation’s agricultural prosperity. The reverse showcases the prominent numeral one gracefully flanked by detailed wheat ears, symbolizing food security and growth, while the obverse proudly displays the majestic Lion Capital of Ashoka. Graded in Very Fine condition, the piece exhibits honest circulation wear that only authentic history can provide, paired with remarkably crisp legends and full details on the high points. Numismatists prize this specific issue for its distinct metallic composition and the enduring legacy of post-independence Indian coinage. Whether you are expanding a comprehensive Republic India set, focusing on agricultural motifs, or seeking a tangible piece of numismatic heritage, this genuine vintage currency makes a sophisticated addition to any growing collection. Every collector receives the exact photographed coin, ensuring complete transparency and authenticity for your display cabinet.