Bhutan ½ Rupee – Jigme Dorji Rare Coin #S-38

Issuer Bhutan  

King Jigme Dorji (1952-1972)

Type Standard circulation coins

Year 27 (1950-1955)

Calendar Chinese cyclical (cycle starting in 1924)

Value ½ Rupee

Currency Rupee (1789-1957)

Composition Nickel

Weight 5.085 g

Diameter 24 mm

Thickness 1.8 mm

Shape Round

Technique Milled

Orientation Medal alignment ↑↑

Demonetized

Introducing the Bhutan ½ Rupee featuring King Jigme Dorji, a remarkable collectible coin from 1952-1972. This standard circulation coin, part of a limited series issued during a pivotal era in Bhutanese history, showcases a denomination of ½ Rupee and is crafted from durable nickel. Weighing 5.085 grams with a 24mm diameter, this round coin exhibits meticulous milled detailing and boasts a unique medal alignment. Its historical significance is underscored by the reign of King Jigme Dorji, who played a crucial role in modernizing Bhutan and establishing diplomatic relations with the outside world.

This rare coin is not only a piece of currency but a tangible connection to Bhutan’s rich heritage. Collectors and enthusiasts will appreciate its scarcity, as coins from this period are increasingly sought after due to their limited availability and historical context. Each piece is guaranteed to be 100% genuine, making it a valuable addition to any numismatic collection. Whether displayed in a dedicated collection or cherished as a historical artifact, the Bhutan ½ Rupee is a must-have for those passionate about the art of coin collecting.