Steel 25 Poisha of Bangladesh (AD 1977-1994) with Head of a Bengal tiger UNC Grade

Bangladesh, (AD 1977-1994), Steel 25 Poisha, Obv: The National Emblem of Bangladesh: a water lily bordered on two sides by rice sheaves. Above are a three-leaf clover of tea leaves and four stars representing the four principles of the first constitution of Bangladesh in 1972: nationalism, secularism, socialism, and democracy, Rev: Head of a Bengal tiger, the word “Bangladesh” and the face value in figures and in full, 2.68 Gms, 19.00 mm, UNC Grade.

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Own a piece of Bangladesh’s numismatic heritage with this exceptional Steel 25 Poisha coin from the 1977-1994 period. Minted in stainless steel, this coin represents an important era in Bangladesh’s post-independence monetary history, issued during the nation’s formative decades.

The obverse features Bangladesh’s national emblem—an elegant water lily flanked by rice sheaves, crowned with a three-leaf tea clover and four stars. These stars symbolize the four foundational principles of Bangladesh’s 1972 constitution: nationalism, secularism, socialism, and democracy. The reverse showcases the majestic head of the Bengal tiger, the national animal of Bangladesh, accompanied by the country’s name and denomination.

Weighing 2.68 grams and measuring 19mm in diameter, this coin is graded UNC (Uncirculated), meaning it remains in pristine, new condition with no signs of wear. For collectors of Asian coinage, South Asian numismatics, or those interested in commemorative coins reflecting national pride and constitutional values, this piece offers both historical significance and exceptional preservation. Its symbolic imagery and excellent condition make it a prized addition to any serious collection.

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