Steel 50 Poisha of Bangladesh (AD 1977-1994) with a Hishla fish (Tenualosa ilisha), a pineapple, a chicken, and a banana – Commemorative issue FAO

Bangladesh, (AD 1977-1994), Steel 50 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: 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 captivating piece of South Asian numismatic history to your collection with this scarce 50 Poisha coin from Bangladesh, minted between AD 1977 and 1994. Struck in durable stainless steel, this commemorative FAO issue celebrates agriculture and sustenance with a uniquely detailed reverse design featuring a Hilsa fish, a pineapple, a chicken, and a banana. The obverse proudly displays the intricate National Emblem of Bangladesh, complete with a water lily, rice sheaves, tea leaves, and four symbolic stars representing the nation’s founding principles. Preserved in pristine Uncirculated (UNC) condition, this piece weighs 2.80 grams and measures 19.30 mm in diameter. Collectors of world coins, agricultural themes, and FAO commemoratives will appreciate the scarcity and rich cultural storytelling embedded in this remarkable specimen. Whether you are expanding a South Asian portfolio or seeking a conversation-starting display piece, this scarce coin offers enduring appeal and historical significance. Please note that shipping is restricted within India.