Nepal 5 Paisa - Tribhuvana Bir Bikram Rare Coin

Name: Nepal 5 Paisa - Tribhuvana Bir Bikram Rare Coin
Brand: Vijay Mahalaxmi
SKU: T-117
Price: 500 INR
Availability: InStock

₹500 ~~₹1,250~~

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Highlights

✅ Genuine Historical Copper Coin from King Tribhuvan Bir Bikram Shah's Reign (1935-1941) ⭐ Highly Collectible Demonetized Nepal 5 Paisa - Increasingly Rare 🏷️ Authentic Mid-20th Century South Asian Numismatic Treasure at Exceptional Value 💰 Best Investment Piece for World Currency & Himalayan Coin Collectors 🚀 Future Rare Item - Scarce Survivor from Nepal's Transformative Era 🌍 Classic Milled Strike, 30mm Copper Round - Museum-Quality Historical Appeal

Description

Issuer	Nepal
King	Tribhuvan Bir Bikram Shah (1951-1955)
Type	Standard circulation coins
Years	1992-1998 (1935-1941)
Calendar	Vikram Samvat
Value	5 Paisa (0.05 NPR)
Currency	Rupee (1932-date)
Composition	Copper
Weight	14.7 g
Diameter	30 mm
Thickness	2.6 mm
Shape	Round
Technique	Milled
Orientation	Medal alignment ↑↑
Demonetized	Yes

This Nepal 5 Paisa copper coin represents a fascinating piece of South Asian numismatic history, minted during the reign of King Tribhuvan Bir Bikram Shah between 1935-1941 (Vikram Samvat calendar 1992-1998). As a standard circulation coin from Nepal's mid-20th century era, this 30mm round copper piece weighs 14.7 grams and features classic milled striking technique with medal alignment. What makes this coin particularly desirable to collectors is its historical significance during a transformative period in Nepalese governance. Tribhuvan's reign marked important institutional changes in the kingdom, making coins from this era increasingly sought after by world currency enthusiasts. The copper composition and substantial weight give it impressive presence for its modest denomination. Now demonetized, this 5 Paisa has transitioned from everyday tender to a genuine collectible artifact. Its scarcity increases with each passing year as fewer examples survive in collectable condition. Numismatists prize these coins for their authentic representation of Nepal's monetary heritage and their role in documenting the transition period of mid-20th century Himalayan economies. An excellent addition for South Asian coin collections or those pursuing comprehensive world currency sets. #