Rare 1 Pice 1952 Government of Pakistan Crescent and Star Holed Bronze Coin Foreign Mint # A188

A 1952 one pice of the Government of Pakistan, the familiar holed bronze issue of the early post-independence coinage. The obverse shows the crescent and star flanked by the value “ONE PICE”, with the date 1952 split either side of the central hole and the Urdu value below. The reverse carries “GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN” around the lower half with the Urdu legend above.

• Denomination: 1 Pice
• Year: 1952, as struck on the obverse
• Country: Pakistan, early Government of Pakistan coinage
• Metal: bronze, holed circular flan
• Diameter: approximately 22.4 mm measured from the scan
• Condition: Fine, with even circulation wear and a dark brown patina with light surface corrosion
• Mint: Foreign Mint

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Step back into the pivotal post-independence era of South Asia with this authentic 1952 Pakistan 1 Pice coin. Issued under the Government of Pakistan, this distinctive bronze piece features the iconic central hole, flanked by the classic crescent and star motif alongside bilingual legends in English and Urdu. Struck at a foreign mint to meet the urgent currency demands of the newly formed nation, it represents a fascinating chapter in global numismatic history.

Graded in Fine condition, the coin displays honest, heavy circulation wear that tells the story of its journey through the pockets of mid-century citizens. A rich, dark brown patina blankets the bronze surface, accented by natural light surface corrosion authentic to its age and handling. Measuring approximately 22.4 mm, it is a tangible piece of mid-century heritage. Numismatists and world coin enthusiasts prize these early Pakistani bronze issues for their unique holed design and historical significance. Please note that the photos display the exact collector piece you will receive, ensuring transparency for your collection.