Steel 50 Poisha Octagonal of Bangladesh (AD 2001) with a Hishla fish (Tenualosa ilisha), a pineapple, a chicken, and a banana – Commemorative issue FAO

Bangladesh, (AD 2001), Steel 50 Poisha Octagonal Shaped, 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: The central part features a Hishla fish (Tenualosa ilisha), a pineapple, a chicken, and a banana. It is also where the year of issue is found. The outer part features the state name, and denomination, 2.80 Gms, 19.30 mm, UNC Grade, Scarce.

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Add a scarce numismatic treasure to your collection with this 2001 Bangladesh 50 Poisha coin, struck to commemorate the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). Featuring a distinctive octagonal shape, this stainless steel piece is graded in pristine Uncirculated (UNC) condition, preserving its original mint luster and sharp details. The obverse proudly displays the National Emblem of Bangladesh, showcasing a water lily framed by rice sheaves, a tea leaf clover, and the four constitutional stars. The reverse creatively highlights the nation’s rich agricultural and aquatic bounty with engravings of a Hilsa fish, a pineapple, a chicken, and a banana. Weighing 2.80 grams with a diameter of 19.30 mm, this commemorative issue offers a fascinating glimpse into South Asian culture and economy. FAO thematic collectors and world coin enthusiasts will deeply appreciate the intricate symbolism and scarce availability of this unique piece, making it a wonderful conversation starter for any growing collection.