Old Copper-Nickel Rupee of Sri Lanka (AD 1957) Commemorative issue - 2500th Anniversary of Buddhism V.Rare

Sri Lanka, (AD 1957), Copper-Nickel 1 Rupee, Commemorative issue - 2500th Anniversary of Buddhism, Obv: Denomination, Inscription & Date, Rev: The 'Buddhist motif' shown here represents a stupa. The stupa (Sanskrit for heap) is an important form of Buddhist architecture, though it predates it. It is generally considered to be a sepulchral monument - a place of burial or a receptacle for religious objects. At its simplest, a stupa is a dirt burial mound faced with stone, 11.30 Gms, 28.00 mm, About Extremely Fine, Very Rare Variety.

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Add a truly scarce numismatic treasure to your collection with this 1957 Sri Lankan One Rupee coin, struck to commemorate the momentous 2500th Anniversary of Buddhism (Buddha Jayanthi). Crafted from durable copper-nickel, this impressive piece weighs 11.30 grams and measures 28.00 mm in diameter. The obverse displays the official denomination, traditional inscriptions, and the year of issue, while the reverse showcases a deeply symbolic Buddhist stupa—an architectural monument representing a sacred receptacle for holy relics. Preserved in About Extremely Fine condition, this specimen exhibits crisp details that speak to its historical significance. Considered a very rare variety among South Asian commemoratives, it holds immense appeal for numismatists specializing in religious motifs, world coins, or mid-20th-century history. Whether you are expanding a themed collection or seeking a conversation-starting display piece, this historic Sri Lankan rupee captures a profound spiritual milestone in a tangible, highly coveted format.